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الصفحة 58
... Ulysses ' is more complicated . Ulysses was a character with whom Carlyle could easily associate ; he was heroic , inspiring many , and , as the lines Carlyle quotes from the poem indicate , he represented a noble soul confident in his ...
... Ulysses ' is more complicated . Ulysses was a character with whom Carlyle could easily associate ; he was heroic , inspiring many , and , as the lines Carlyle quotes from the poem indicate , he represented a noble soul confident in his ...
الصفحة 59
... Ulysses ' . Particularly moving must have been the lines that distinguished Telemachus ( ' most blameless is he , centred in the sphere / Of common duties ' ) from Ulysses : that which we are , we are ; One equal temper of heroic hearts ...
... Ulysses ' . Particularly moving must have been the lines that distinguished Telemachus ( ' most blameless is he , centred in the sphere / Of common duties ' ) from Ulysses : that which we are , we are ; One equal temper of heroic hearts ...
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... Ulysses ' , and there is much matter for speculation in the light of his comments . There is Achilles , whom Ulysses thinks of meeting in the ' Happy Isles ' . Is Carlyle thinking of that Achilles in Shakespeare's Troilus , sulking ...
... Ulysses ' , and there is much matter for speculation in the light of his comments . There is Achilles , whom Ulysses thinks of meeting in the ' Happy Isles ' . Is Carlyle thinking of that Achilles in Shakespeare's Troilus , sulking ...
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Nature Human History Divine | 36 |
The Riddle of Destiny | 43 |
Ulyssean Influences and Telemachan | 55 |
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