Dryden's Heroic PlaysMacmillan, 1981 - Počet stran: 195 |
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... mind into evil and destruction " ( ll . 791-2 ) ; the fourth deals with inescapable destiny , imprisonment , madness , and blindness ( ll . 944-87 ) . In the end , we are left with Creon's " lead out of the way a futile man : . . . all ...
... mind into evil and destruction " ( ll . 791-2 ) ; the fourth deals with inescapable destiny , imprisonment , madness , and blindness ( ll . 944-87 ) . In the end , we are left with Creon's " lead out of the way a futile man : . . . all ...
Strana 72
... mind by rage to discompose : No streak of blood ( the reliques of the Earth ) Shall stain my Soul in her immortal birth ; But she shall mount all pure , a white , and Virgin mind ; And full of all that peace , which there she goes to ...
... mind by rage to discompose : No streak of blood ( the reliques of the Earth ) Shall stain my Soul in her immortal birth ; But she shall mount all pure , a white , and Virgin mind ; And full of all that peace , which there she goes to ...
Strana 117
... mind itself is merely an invisible dungeon : O Heaven , how dark a Riddle's thy Decree , Which bounds our Wills , yet seems to leave ' em free ! Since thy fore - knowledge cannot be in vain , Our choice must be what thou did'st first ...
... mind itself is merely an invisible dungeon : O Heaven , how dark a Riddle's thy Decree , Which bounds our Wills , yet seems to leave ' em free ! Since thy fore - knowledge cannot be in vain , Our choice must be what thou did'st first ...
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The Indian Queen 22 | |
The Indian Emperour | 38 |
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