Essays by Divers Hands: Being the Transactions of the Royal Society of Literature, Band 26 |
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... wrote that poem when he knew that war was imminent . It was his prayer for Athens at a time of crisis , not a boast . A few months later Pericles stood in the Cerameicus and enjoined Athenians to gaze upon their city's beauty and become ...
... wrote that poem when he knew that war was imminent . It was his prayer for Athens at a time of crisis , not a boast . A few months later Pericles stood in the Cerameicus and enjoined Athenians to gaze upon their city's beauty and become ...
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... wrote , ' The figures , ' he wrote , are of that elect order which Boccaccio fashioned in his own likeness : they will play out the rest of the sunlight , no doubt , in that garden in the evening their wine will be brought them , and ...
... wrote , ' The figures , ' he wrote , are of that elect order which Boccaccio fashioned in his own likeness : they will play out the rest of the sunlight , no doubt , in that garden in the evening their wine will be brought them , and ...
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... wrote six months after his mother's death , Written on the Day of My Aunt's Funeral . ' With a Hamlet - like pre - occupation with mortality he wrote of his mother's grave , of that dear dead saint , ' and then , excoriating his own ...
... wrote six months after his mother's death , Written on the Day of My Aunt's Funeral . ' With a Hamlet - like pre - occupation with mortality he wrote of his mother's grave , of that dear dead saint , ' and then , excoriating his own ...
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Giff Edmonds Memorial Lecture Jam Rude Donatus | 1 |
Wedmore Memorial Lecture Life and Literature | 26 |
The Garden of the Muses A Chorus from the Medea | 43 |
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