English Critical Essays: (nineteenth Century)Edmund David Jones H. Milford, Oxford University Press, 1959 - 610 páginas |
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... Priam and Macbeth , or what may be called natural fiction as distinguished from super- natural ; -Fourth , that which conjures up things and events not to be found in nature ; as Homer's gods , and Shakespeare's witches , enchanted ...
... Priam and Macbeth , or what may be called natural fiction as distinguished from super- natural ; -Fourth , that which conjures up things and events not to be found in nature ; as Homer's gods , and Shakespeare's witches , enchanted ...
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... Priam , kneeling before Achilles , and imploring him to give up the dead body of Hector , reminds him of his own father ; who , what- ever ( says the poor old king ) may be his troubles with his enemies , has the blessing of knowing ...
... Priam , kneeling before Achilles , and imploring him to give up the dead body of Hector , reminds him of his own father ; who , what- ever ( says the poor old king ) may be his troubles with his enemies , has the blessing of knowing ...
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(nineteenth Century) Edmund David Jones. So did Achilles wonder to see Priam ; And the rest wonder'd , looking at each other . But Priam , praying to him , spoke these words : - ' God - like Achilles , think of thine own father ! To the ...
(nineteenth Century) Edmund David Jones. So did Achilles wonder to see Priam ; And the rest wonder'd , looking at each other . But Priam , praying to him , spoke these words : - ' God - like Achilles , think of thine own father ! To the ...
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WILLIAM WORDSWORTH 17701850 | 1 |
SAMUEL TAYLOR COLERIDGE 17721834 | 33 |
WILLIAM BLAKE 17571827 | 72 |
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