Keats's Shakespeare: A Descriptive Study Based on New MaterialH. Milford, Oxford University Press, 1928 - Počet stran: 178 |
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... thought of him , brooded over him , steeped himself in him ; the music of his lines haunted him , stimulated him to write , sustained and delighted him . He finds a head of Shakespeare in his lodgings at Carisbrooke and hangs it over ...
... thought of him , brooded over him , steeped himself in him ; the music of his lines haunted him , stimulated him to write , sustained and delighted him . He finds a head of Shakespeare in his lodgings at Carisbrooke and hangs it over ...
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... thought in his mind at the moment or seemed applicable to it , as well as for their intrinsic or poetical worth.1 The two lines on spring and autumn in The Tempest ( IV . i . 114-15 ) , already noted , are another example of this , and ...
... thought in his mind at the moment or seemed applicable to it , as well as for their intrinsic or poetical worth.1 The two lines on spring and autumn in The Tempest ( IV . i . 114-15 ) , already noted , are another example of this , and ...
Strana 35
... thoughts as food to life , Or as sweet - season'd showers are to the ground , doubly marked ; Is it thy will thy image should keep open my heavy eyelids to the weary night ? trebly marked , and the similar thought in XXVII , 5–8 , with ...
... thoughts as food to life , Or as sweet - season'd showers are to the ground , doubly marked ; Is it thy will thy image should keep open my heavy eyelids to the weary night ? trebly marked , and the similar thought in XXVII , 5–8 , with ...
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