Yale Studies in English, 第 61 卷1920 |
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第 xxxiv 頁
... sense ? There can hardly be any other satisfactory explanation than that the convenient alliterative phrase ' nay þat he nolde neghe ' recurred to him because he had already used it in expressing an act of refusal in another poem , in a ...
... sense ? There can hardly be any other satisfactory explanation than that the convenient alliterative phrase ' nay þat he nolde neghe ' recurred to him because he had already used it in expressing an act of refusal in another poem , in a ...
第 xxxv 頁
... sense and in this passage would never have occurred to the poet if he had not in Purity spoken of the ' polishing of the soul by penance ' in a comparison with the ' polishing of the pearl . ' Such peculiar use of words and phrases as ...
... sense and in this passage would never have occurred to the poet if he had not in Purity spoken of the ' polishing of the soul by penance ' in a comparison with the ' polishing of the pearl . ' Such peculiar use of words and phrases as ...
第 xxxvi 頁
... since note is used in the line in Pur . in a slightly more strained sense : ' trouble , pains , ' instead of merely ' work . ' 2 Patience , p . xxi . 3 3 Cf. p . xl . the others is because he had already done so in xxxvi Introduction.
... since note is used in the line in Pur . in a slightly more strained sense : ' trouble , pains , ' instead of merely ' work . ' 2 Patience , p . xxi . 3 3 Cf. p . xl . the others is because he had already done so in xxxvi Introduction.
第 xxxvii 頁
... probably used in a strained sense because the phrase is a reminiscence of Patience 9-10 . 2 For the Vulgate text and the two passages paraphrasing it , see note on 1. 581 . time on a grander scale.1 If it is said that IV . Date xxxvii.
... probably used in a strained sense because the phrase is a reminiscence of Patience 9-10 . 2 For the Vulgate text and the two passages paraphrasing it , see note on 1. 581 . time on a grander scale.1 If it is said that IV . Date xxxvii.
第 xlv 頁
... sense of free- dom from any defilement . It is thus that Belshazzar , " who defiles the sacred vessels of God at his impious feast , becomes a sinner against clannesse or purity . The introduction to these illustrations of the poet's ...
... sense of free- dom from any defilement . It is thus that Belshazzar , " who defiles the sacred vessels of God at his impious feast , becomes a sinner against clannesse or purity . The introduction to these illustrations of the poet's ...
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