Eros: An Anthology of Male FriendshipAlistair Sutherland, Patrick Anderson Citadel Press, 1963 - 432 頁 "This is a collection of the beautiful, curious and amusing in both verse and prose often taken from the world's finest writers - whose subject is any kind of comradeship, friendship or fellow-feeling which seems deepened by the mysterious quality of Eros."--Book jacket blurb. |
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第 1 到 3 筆結果,共 33 筆
第 13 頁
... hope the passages read attractively on their own . A loose connective tissue has been provided . One imagines that people concerned professionally with education and the helping of youth may find the subject - matter of particular ...
... hope the passages read attractively on their own . A loose connective tissue has been provided . One imagines that people concerned professionally with education and the helping of youth may find the subject - matter of particular ...
第 81 頁
... hope of gain . For as men of our class are generous and liberal , not for the purpose of demanding repayment - for we do not put our favours out at interest , but are by nature given to acts of kindness - so we believe that friend- ship ...
... hope of gain . For as men of our class are generous and liberal , not for the purpose of demanding repayment - for we do not put our favours out at interest , but are by nature given to acts of kindness - so we believe that friend- ship ...
第 112 頁
... hope remain for us . How comes it then to pass , that such sweet fruit is gathered from the bitterness of life , namely to mourn , and weep , and sigh , and complain ? Is it this that sweetens it , that we are in hope thou hearest us ...
... hope remain for us . How comes it then to pass , that such sweet fruit is gathered from the bitterness of life , namely to mourn , and weep , and sigh , and complain ? Is it this that sweetens it , that we are in hope thou hearest us ...
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A. E. HOUSMAN Achilles Ampelos arms asked beauty Billy Budd Birkin body breast breath Charlus charming cheek comrades D. H. Lawrence dark dead dear death delight desire doth dream earth Eros eyes F. L. Lucas face fair fear feel felt Felton flowers Forrest Reid friendship Ganymede Gerald grace Greek Greek Anthology grief Gulchenrouz hair hand hath head heart heaven Helen Waddell homosexual Ibid J. A. Symonds Jupien kind kiss knew laugh light lips live looked lover mind nature never night noble once passion Patroklos Peleus pleasure Poems poet rose round seemed Simon Raven sleep smile Sonnet soul Stefan George stood strange sweet talk tears tell thee thine things thou art thought turned unto voice weep Wilde wine woman women word young youth Zeus Zildo