Byron's Plays: A Reassessment |
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第 55 頁
He tells Loredano , They speak your language , watch your nod , approve Your plans , and do your work . ( V.i. 142-143 ) Loredano warns him and even administers a veiled threat . Barbarigo is not to be daunted and fearlessly proclaims ...
He tells Loredano , They speak your language , watch your nod , approve Your plans , and do your work . ( V.i. 142-143 ) Loredano warns him and even administers a veiled threat . Barbarigo is not to be daunted and fearlessly proclaims ...
第 57 頁
Once she tells the Doge that his love for Venice is not patriotism . To her it seems the " worst barbarity . " On another occasion she tells Jacopo : This love of thine For an ungrateful and tyrannic soil Is Passion ...
Once she tells the Doge that his love for Venice is not patriotism . To her it seems the " worst barbarity . " On another occasion she tells Jacopo : This love of thine For an ungrateful and tyrannic soil Is Passion ...
第 129 頁
He sadly tells Lucifer : " Alas ! I seem / Nothing . " Lucifer replies with contempt : . And this should be the human sum Of knowledge , to know mortal nature's nothingness ; Bequeath that science to thy children , and ' Twill spare ...
He sadly tells Lucifer : " Alas ! I seem / Nothing . " Lucifer replies with contempt : . And this should be the human sum Of knowledge , to know mortal nature's nothingness ; Bequeath that science to thy children , and ' Twill spare ...
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