Literature and CriticismChatto and Windus, 1953 - 190 pages |
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... ment ' eagerly I wished the morrow ' doesn't ring true at all , it just chimes in with the other mournful clauses and phrases . The last line but one , with its idealistic but commonplace sentiment , also seems to quarrel with itself ...
... ment ' eagerly I wished the morrow ' doesn't ring true at all , it just chimes in with the other mournful clauses and phrases . The last line but one , with its idealistic but commonplace sentiment , also seems to quarrel with itself ...
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... ment in the play's thought : that is , that Coriolanus in his pride and hard insensitiveness is the true son of the warlike and unfeminine Roman matron . ' Go ' , in its place of importance at the beginning of a line , is as much ...
... ment in the play's thought : that is , that Coriolanus in his pride and hard insensitiveness is the true son of the warlike and unfeminine Roman matron . ' Go ' , in its place of importance at the beginning of a line , is as much ...
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... ment passing into thick and clogged inactivity , enact the conclusion of the sea journey . The quickness of ' Then a mile ' suggests the poet's haste , which is then slightly and aptly modified by the full and enjoyed ' warm sea ...
... ment passing into thick and clogged inactivity , enact the conclusion of the sea journey . The quickness of ' Then a mile ' suggests the poet's haste , which is then slightly and aptly modified by the full and enjoyed ' warm sea ...
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