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... sight , the sole object of interest pursued by the author was the inner study of an individual mind , the occult psychology of a single soul , the personal pathology of a special intelligence , he has a right to suggest that in that ...
... sight , the sole object of interest pursued by the author was the inner study of an individual mind , the occult psychology of a single soul , the personal pathology of a special intelligence , he has a right to suggest that in that ...
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... sight through the vaporous atmosphere of bombast and confusion ; it is thoughtful , earnest , eloquent , with interludes of mere violent and dissonant declamation , and rarer flashes of high and subtle beauty . The licentious grammar ...
... sight through the vaporous atmosphere of bombast and confusion ; it is thoughtful , earnest , eloquent , with interludes of mere violent and dissonant declamation , and rarer flashes of high and subtle beauty . The licentious grammar ...
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... sight ; the wealth of imagery , the ardour of thought and feeling , the grave and vigorous harmony of the better parts , and the general impression left on us of communion with a strong , earnest , high - minded man of genius , set ...
... sight ; the wealth of imagery , the ardour of thought and feeling , the grave and vigorous harmony of the better parts , and the general impression left on us of communion with a strong , earnest , high - minded man of genius , set ...
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... all covetous for itself , ' or ' careful , ' ' curious , ' ' gluttonous , ' any of which words would fit the metre , and suit the sense of the passage . " I am most loth to pass your sight With χχίν ESSAY ON GEORGE CHAPMAN'S.
... all covetous for itself , ' or ' careful , ' ' curious , ' ' gluttonous , ' any of which words would fit the metre , and suit the sense of the passage . " I am most loth to pass your sight With χχίν ESSAY ON GEORGE CHAPMAN'S.
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George Chapman. " I am most loth to pass your sight With any such - like mark of vanity , Being marked with age for aims of greater weight And drowned in dark death - ushering melancholy : " but for fear of piratical publishers who might ...
George Chapman. " I am most loth to pass your sight With any such - like mark of vanity , Being marked with age for aims of greater weight And drowned in dark death - ushering melancholy : " but for fear of piratical publishers who might ...
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Andromeda beams bear beauty blest blood bosom breast breath Bussy d'Ambois cast Chapman cloth extra dear death deeds Deities delight divine doth ears earth eternal eyes fair fame fate fear fire flame force gainst GEORGE CHAPMAN give glory Gods golden grace hand hast hath hear heart heaven Hellespont Hermes Hero Hero and Leander Hesiod Homer honour humour Hymen Iliad immortal Jove Jove's king labour lady Leander learning light live Lord love's lute men's mind Muse Neptune never night noble nought nuptial nymph Ovid oxen pains peace Perseus Phoebus play poem Poesy poet poison'd poor praise Prince rich rude sacred Second Maiden's Tragedy sense shine sight sing soul spirit stars sweet thee thine things thou thought true truth Twixt Venus verse vex'd virgin virtue wife words worth
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