The Allegory of The Faerie QueeneClarendon Press, 1960 - 326 страници |
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... less good but , in virtue of that less good , less real , less substantial . Highest of all , of course , is that God , the source of being , to whom he always refers with so much reverence , ' . . . highest God , the Lord of life and ...
... less good but , in virtue of that less good , less real , less substantial . Highest of all , of course , is that God , the source of being , to whom he always refers with so much reverence , ' . . . highest God , the Lord of life and ...
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... less than archangel ruined , a gargoyle figure dwelling in no magnificent Pandemonium , but in the very material mud and misery of Dante's Inferno . The heavy alli- teration , and dragging vowel sounds , produce a parallel effect to ...
... less than archangel ruined , a gargoyle figure dwelling in no magnificent Pandemonium , but in the very material mud and misery of Dante's Inferno . The heavy alli- teration , and dragging vowel sounds , produce a parallel effect to ...
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... less interest now than the bearing of the whole episode on the general course and purpose of the poem . It serves as a kind of provisional climax , disposing of many lesser threads of narrative which could not be carried further without ...
... less interest now than the bearing of the whole episode on the general course and purpose of the poem . It serves as a kind of provisional climax , disposing of many lesser threads of narrative which could not be carried further without ...
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INTRODUCTORY | 1 |
HOLINESS AND TRUTH | 66 |
THE MUTABILITY FRAGMENT | 228 |
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