An Approach to Love's Labour's LostStanford University, 1964 - 612 Seiten |
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... intentions . John Bourchier , Lord Berners , fol- lows the well - established tradition in reference to his translation of Arthur of Little Britain , although the didactic intention is all but obscured ( for good reason ) in the ...
... intentions . John Bourchier , Lord Berners , fol- lows the well - established tradition in reference to his translation of Arthur of Little Britain , although the didactic intention is all but obscured ( for good reason ) in the ...
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... intention to deliver a mortal wound , and thereby save her " credit " in the " shoot " ( " suite " ) . As if the point of her remark were not suf- ficiently clear , she turns to moralizing about the " de- tested crimes " which follow ...
... intention to deliver a mortal wound , and thereby save her " credit " in the " shoot " ( " suite " ) . As if the point of her remark were not suf- ficiently clear , she turns to moralizing about the " de- tested crimes " which follow ...
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... intention , and simplicity as the active virtue of charity reaching out to encompass and transform " dear guiltiness . " This is the virtue , not to be confused with unworldly puritan ascetism , which Shylock most despises in Antonio ...
... intention , and simplicity as the active virtue of charity reaching out to encompass and transform " dear guiltiness . " This is the virtue , not to be confused with unworldly puritan ascetism , which Shylock most despises in Antonio ...
Inhalt
Chapter I | 23 |
Appeal to Simplicity in Sixteenth | 49 |
Sir Philip Sidneys Astrophel | 89 |
Urheberrecht | |
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