On Poetry: Collected Talks and EssaysDoubleday, 1969 - 597 من الصفحات |
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الصفحة 44
... mean that Flattery sickens others , or that Flattery itself falls sick ? And if the latter , was this sickness antecedent to the sight of rising incense , or due to it ? Do " the skies " mean merely the sky , to which the fumes ascend ...
... mean that Flattery sickens others , or that Flattery itself falls sick ? And if the latter , was this sickness antecedent to the sight of rising incense , or due to it ? Do " the skies " mean merely the sky , to which the fumes ascend ...
الصفحة 315
... That suggested onmes as a means of removing the final ' e ' by elision - conticuer ' onmes . Virgil's readers could be allowed to guess at the meaning of onmes , in return for the elegant trope , borrowed perhaps from THE ANTI - POET 315.
... That suggested onmes as a means of removing the final ' e ' by elision - conticuer ' onmes . Virgil's readers could be allowed to guess at the meaning of onmes , in return for the elegant trope , borrowed perhaps from THE ANTI - POET 315.
الصفحة 507
... means " to each other , " not to one another - unless both of them are schizophrenes . The next few lines appear to mean that , although Christianity is at a low ebb , he and she must never forget their marriage vows . He complains that ...
... means " to each other , " not to one another - unless both of them are schizophrenes . The next few lines appear to mean that , although Christianity is at a low ebb , he and she must never forget their marriage vows . He complains that ...
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