Chaucer to "B. V.": With an Additional Paper on Herman Melville : a Selection of Lectures Given Chiefly at Tokyo UniversityKenkyusha, 1967 - 265 páginas |
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... feel , are not wholly unsympa- thetic . This eroticism is indeed found very often in the whole work , and while he reproves it he is in danger of recommending it . At times therefore we feel uncertain of our poetical moralist's real ...
... feel , are not wholly unsympa- thetic . This eroticism is indeed found very often in the whole work , and while he reproves it he is in danger of recommending it . At times therefore we feel uncertain of our poetical moralist's real ...
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... feel that he was educated in a religious , artistic and cere- monial tradition . Apparently he was to become a priest . That ambition was usual in families like his long after- wards , in England . He proceeded to the Univer- sity of ...
... feel that he was educated in a religious , artistic and cere- monial tradition . Apparently he was to become a priest . That ambition was usual in families like his long after- wards , in England . He proceeded to the Univer- sity of ...
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... abounding general strength and range . The trouble now may be what Melville did not feel or need to fear , —an insufficient metaphysical aware- ness . What , then , is Melville's noblest prose - book 256 CHAUCER TO “ B.V. ”
... abounding general strength and range . The trouble now may be what Melville did not feel or need to fear , —an insufficient metaphysical aware- ness . What , then , is Melville's noblest prose - book 256 CHAUCER TO “ B.V. ”
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PREFACE | 1 |
AND ESPECIALLY r THE FAERIE | 17 |
CHRISTOPHER MARLOWE | 38 |
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