The Master-mistress: A Study of Shakespeare's SonnetsChatto & Windus, 1968 - 216 páginas |
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... divided nature is self - opposed . Hitherto he has been under constant pressure from both agents , who suggest me still ' ; but a different state of affairs has supervened , in which the good and bad angels become directly related with ...
... divided nature is self - opposed . Hitherto he has been under constant pressure from both agents , who suggest me still ' ; but a different state of affairs has supervened , in which the good and bad angels become directly related with ...
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... divided being , is obviously difficult to explain . But if the function of criticism is to disclose the imaginative purposes of art , the iterative themes which indicate the poet's persistent interests are a guide to be followed closely ...
... divided being , is obviously difficult to explain . But if the function of criticism is to disclose the imaginative purposes of art , the iterative themes which indicate the poet's persistent interests are a guide to be followed closely ...
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... divided identity , should share much ground with history - plays as humanly comprehensive as the three parts of ... divided York and Lancaster Divided , in their dire division . [ v.5.23-8 Speeches of this kind are conventionally read as ...
... divided identity , should share much ground with history - plays as humanly comprehensive as the three parts of ... divided York and Lancaster Divided , in their dire division . [ v.5.23-8 Speeches of this kind are conventionally read as ...
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CHAPTER PAGE I INTRODUCTION | 1 |
THE STORY | 26 |
THE POET | 60 |
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