Shakespeare and Elizabethan Poetry: A Study of His Earlier Work in Relation to the Poetry of the TimeOxford University Press, 1952 - 279 Seiten |
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... Beauty in the most persuasive physical terms became his duty . The ruler or the courtier , appearing in the tourney ... beauty which the courtly poet worshipped , the more passion- ate his hope that in his verse such beauty might for ...
... Beauty in the most persuasive physical terms became his duty . The ruler or the courtier , appearing in the tourney ... beauty which the courtly poet worshipped , the more passion- ate his hope that in his verse such beauty might for ...
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... beauty and the beauty of their love must be destroyed because it will not fit into the scheme of things at large . Even physical beauty , however transient , should have some claims on Fate : ... Ay me ! hath heaven's straight fingers ...
... beauty and the beauty of their love must be destroyed because it will not fit into the scheme of things at large . Even physical beauty , however transient , should have some claims on Fate : ... Ay me ! hath heaven's straight fingers ...
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... beauty ' and because longing cannot proceed but by knowledge , beauty is known either to sense ( which we share with beasts ) by election or choice , which is proper to man or by understanding , which is shared by the angels , and ...
... beauty ' and because longing cannot proceed but by knowledge , beauty is known either to sense ( which we share with beasts ) by election or choice , which is proper to man or by understanding , which is shared by the angels , and ...
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