Sonnets, Songs & PoemsSchocken Books, 1965 - 378 頁 |
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... lover " in a common Eliza- bethan metaphor . Jaggard entitled his 1599 anthology , The Passionate Pilgrim , i.e. , The Passionate Lover . ( Weary with toil , * I haste me to my bed , i.e. , travel The dear repose for limbs with travel ...
... lover " in a common Eliza- bethan metaphor . Jaggard entitled his 1599 anthology , The Passionate Pilgrim , i.e. , The Passionate Lover . ( Weary with toil , * I haste me to my bed , i.e. , travel The dear repose for limbs with travel ...
第 336 頁
... lovers shadows that of the three per- sons of the Trinity , as developed by scholastic philosophers , particularly ... lover , that is , his intellectual soul , which in turn is the image of God . Yet in the process of becoming one and ...
... lovers shadows that of the three per- sons of the Trinity , as developed by scholastic philosophers , particularly ... lover , that is , his intellectual soul , which in turn is the image of God . Yet in the process of becoming one and ...
第 361 頁
... Lover's Complaint to the se- quence . It is a poem of 49 stanzas written in the seven - line stanza - the rhyme ... Lover's Complaint in the same volume with the sonnets , none of it is Shakespeare's work . A LOVER'S COMPLAINT From off a ...
... Lover's Complaint to the se- quence . It is a poem of 49 stanzas written in the seven - line stanza - the rhyme ... Lover's Complaint in the same volume with the sonnets , none of it is Shakespeare's work . A LOVER'S COMPLAINT From off a ...
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