The Enchanted Glass: The Elizabethan Mind in LiteratureBlackwell, 1952 - 293 頁 |
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... heart To whom thy heart was knit and joyn'd together ? And yet I must ; then Wendoll be content ; Thus villaines when they would , cannot repent . Surely this is pitiful villainy and false psychology , one recorded struggle and the ...
... heart To whom thy heart was knit and joyn'd together ? And yet I must ; then Wendoll be content ; Thus villaines when they would , cannot repent . Surely this is pitiful villainy and false psychology , one recorded struggle and the ...
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... heart , Burning like balsamum in tender wounds ! And yet dost live ! ... O , rugged mischief , how thou grat'st my heart ! — Take spirit , blood .... Observe also the remarkable scene ( IV , i , 281 ff . ) where Antonio is nonplussed in ...
... heart , Burning like balsamum in tender wounds ! And yet dost live ! ... O , rugged mischief , how thou grat'st my heart ! — Take spirit , blood .... Observe also the remarkable scene ( IV , i , 281 ff . ) where Antonio is nonplussed in ...
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... heart with sweet hope , and philosophy sweeps passion from thought : it is the soul's broom . The face is the great index of the soul . In The Conspiracy of Charles , Duke of Byron the ambassador is instructed to penetrate the heart and ...
... heart with sweet hope , and philosophy sweeps passion from thought : it is the soul's broom . The face is the great index of the soul . In The Conspiracy of Charles , Duke of Byron the ambassador is instructed to penetrate the heart and ...
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CHAPTER PAGE I THE UNIVERSAL NATURE OF THINGS I | 1 |
DERIVATIONS AND INFERENCES | 32 |
PREOCCUPATIONS AND PREJUDGMENTS | 61 |
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