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... jewel imagery suggests that it forms such a cluster and that further examination will throw light on her poetic technique as well as contribute to an under- standing of the individual poems . I Much detail can be gathered from tables 1 ...
... jewel imagery suggests that it forms such a cluster and that further examination will throw light on her poetic technique as well as contribute to an under- standing of the individual poems . I Much detail can be gathered from tables 1 ...
Page 75
... jewel words would seem to be a significant element in her poetic vocabulary . The variety of jewel names is also significant . Her gems and precious organic substances , amber , coral , and pearl , form a close parallel with the ...
... jewel words would seem to be a significant element in her poetic vocabulary . The variety of jewel names is also significant . Her gems and precious organic substances , amber , coral , and pearl , form a close parallel with the ...
Page 85
... jewels are forgotten.22 It is the jewel most often and most strikingly honored in the plays of Shakespeare . A diamond may be a mere object of merchandise ( “ A diamond gone , cost me two thousand ducats ! ” cries the distracted Shylock ) ...
... jewels are forgotten.22 It is the jewel most often and most strikingly honored in the plays of Shakespeare . A diamond may be a mere object of merchandise ( “ A diamond gone , cost me two thousand ducats ! ” cries the distracted Shylock ) ...
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Amherst appears associated Atlantic Atlantic Monthly Aurora Leigh Austin beloved Bettina Brentano Bianchi bird blue breast Browning Browning's Canaan Charlotte Brontë cochineal color words Cooperstown copy curious David Porter dead death describes diamond earlier early poem East Elizabeth emerald Emerson Emily Dickinson Emily's erotic eyes face fascicles fire flower frog garnet George Sand girl golden handwriting happiness heart heaven Holland hummingbird identified imagery Italy jewel Kate Turner knew late later letter lilies lines look lost lover Mabel Loomis Todd metaphor mind never night Noon once packet Paradise passion pearl peninsula perhaps person Peru poem poem beginning poem written poet poet's poetic poetry purple recall remembered rose ruby Samuel Bowles says seems sent sister-in-law solstice Song of Solomon stanza Sue's suffering suggests summer sunrise Susan Gilbert symbol thee unconscious volcano West woman women writes wrote yellow young