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... Death tramples it to fragments . " Here too the comparison is not at all obvious : it is fetched from far by the poet's deeper insight and quicker sensibility : and it is splendidly illustrative all through : the bright colours com ...
... Death tramples it to fragments . " Here too the comparison is not at all obvious : it is fetched from far by the poet's deeper insight and quicker sensibility : and it is splendidly illustrative all through : the bright colours com ...
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... death in the Fourth , and the beautiful and majestic poetry of the vision of the nether realms , the meeting with Anchises , and all the glories of the Rome to be , which are given us in the Sixth ; it still remains true that for ...
... death in the Fourth , and the beautiful and majestic poetry of the vision of the nether realms , the meeting with Anchises , and all the glories of the Rome to be , which are given us in the Sixth ; it still remains true that for ...
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... death of the king . Creusa , it is true , is lost but the poet takes the greatest care that he shall not be chargeable with this . On the contrary , he risks his life , and the promises of his future destiny , in the vain endeavour to ...
... death of the king . Creusa , it is true , is lost but the poet takes the greatest care that he shall not be chargeable with this . On the contrary , he risks his life , and the promises of his future destiny , in the vain endeavour to ...
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... death , Have burst their cerements . " Or this , from Richard II .: " Ere my tongue Shall wound my honour with such feeble wrong Or sound so base a parle , my teeth shall tear The slavish motive of recanting fear , " & c . In these the ...
... death , Have burst their cerements . " Or this , from Richard II .: " Ere my tongue Shall wound my honour with such feeble wrong Or sound so base a parle , my teeth shall tear The slavish motive of recanting fear , " & c . In these the ...
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... death was Sept. 22 , and he was not quite 51. He was buried at Naples , where his tomb is still shewn , though the authenticity of it is at least doubtful . His character seems to have been most simple , pure , and loveable ; and his ...
... death was Sept. 22 , and he was not quite 51. He was buried at Naples , where his tomb is still shewn , though the authenticity of it is at least doubtful . His character seems to have been most simple , pure , and loveable ; and his ...
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Page 13 - The One remains, the many change and pass; Heaven's light forever shines, Earth's shadows fly ; Life, like a dome of many-coloured glass, Stains the white radiance of Eternity, Until Death tramples it to fragments.
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