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... Satyr is subordinate to his malignity ; so in the Pastor Fido, he betrays the human lovers to the agents of the goddess whose law they have broken. Rarely, the Satyr is a benign and friendly character. In some of the followers of Tasso ...
... Satyr is subordinate to his malignity ; so in the Pastor Fido, he betrays the human lovers to the agents of the goddess whose law they have broken. Rarely, the Satyr is a benign and friendly character. In some of the followers of Tasso ...
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... Satyr. As Robin Hood and his huntsmen offered the nearest English equivalent of the poetic shepherds of Sicily, so the salacious and malignant Satyr-folk found a parallel in the Witch's son. Lorel, the rude swineherd, attempts the ...
... Satyr. As Robin Hood and his huntsmen offered the nearest English equivalent of the poetic shepherds of Sicily, so the salacious and malignant Satyr-folk found a parallel in the Witch's son. Lorel, the rude swineherd, attempts the ...
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... Satyr ; kindred births, originally of the naive folk-genius of the Teuton and the Greek, but touched or moulded later by the more conscious artistry of poets. The homely elf of the German forests, gathering courtly grace in the faerie ...
... Satyr ; kindred births, originally of the naive folk-genius of the Teuton and the Greek, but touched or moulded later by the more conscious artistry of poets. The homely elf of the German forests, gathering courtly grace in the faerie ...
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The New Inn and Fletchers | 198 |
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