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... fear , that the offer surprised in him — a mean fear by which he was shut out from fellowship , led to refuse ' the Kingdom of Heaven ' . Such a refusal , or violation , of fellowship of the Kingdom of Heaven - seems to be the crime ...
... fear , that the offer surprised in him — a mean fear by which he was shut out from fellowship , led to refuse ' the Kingdom of Heaven ' . Such a refusal , or violation , of fellowship of the Kingdom of Heaven - seems to be the crime ...
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... Fear no more " , said Clarissa . Fear no more the heat o ' the sun ; for the shock of Lady Bruton asking Richard to lunch without her made the moment in which she stood shiver ... she feared time itself , and read on Lady Bruton's face ...
... Fear no more " , said Clarissa . Fear no more the heat o ' the sun ; for the shock of Lady Bruton asking Richard to lunch without her made the moment in which she stood shiver ... she feared time itself , and read on Lady Bruton's face ...
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... fear , her very death she brings Hid in her anxious heart , the forge of woes ; And dull with fear , no more the mavis sings . In the sea - garden lyric the shadow upon the summer flowers of the negative phrases in the second verse is ...
... fear , her very death she brings Hid in her anxious heart , the forge of woes ; And dull with fear , no more the mavis sings . In the sea - garden lyric the shadow upon the summer flowers of the negative phrases in the second verse is ...
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Richards of Jung and of Middleton Murry in reference to this | 5 |
of incantation | 9 |
Comparison of the figure of Gretchen in Goethes Faust | 13 |
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Aeneas Aeneid Aeschylus Ancient Mariner appears archetype aspect attempt Beatrice beauty cavern character Coleridge Coleridge's poem concerning conflict conscious consider critics Dante Dante's death described Dido divine Divine Comedy drama dream earth element emotional pattern ence essay examine experience communicated expression F. M. Cornford fantasy father Faust fear feeling felt figure forces Gilbert Murray goddess golden bough Hamlet Heaven Hell hero human Iago idea imagery imaginative impulse individual inner Jung King Lear Kubla Khan Lascelles Abercrombie lines living meaning memory Mephistopheles Milton mind mother mountain nature Othello Paradise Lost passage passion phrase play poet poet's poetic experience poetry present psychological question quoted reader realized Rebirth recall recognize reference relation response Satan says seems sense Shakespeare significance soul spirit stanzas story suggested symbol T. S. Eliot thee theme thou thought tion tradition tragedy tragic Virgil's vision wind woman words
