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But what Marlowe did which was particularly Marlowe - like was to treat Faustus as a noble and incomparable man of learning , who , making scientific power his god and adjuring divinity , was in due course destroyed .
But what Marlowe did which was particularly Marlowe - like was to treat Faustus as a noble and incomparable man of learning , who , making scientific power his god and adjuring divinity , was in due course destroyed .
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knew how to manage his parishioners in the questions which concerned him , and of course had the dignity of his college attainments to overawe his neighbours , neither he nor the power of the church with the sovereign as its earthly ...
knew how to manage his parishioners in the questions which concerned him , and of course had the dignity of his college attainments to overawe his neighbours , neither he nor the power of the church with the sovereign as its earthly ...
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Canynge and I from common course dissent ; We ride the steed , but give to him the rein , Nor will between crazed mouldering books be pent , But soar on high , and in the sunbeams sheen ; And when we see some shattered flower besprent ...
Canynge and I from common course dissent ; We ride the steed , but give to him the rein , Nor will between crazed mouldering books be pent , But soar on high , and in the sunbeams sheen ; And when we see some shattered flower besprent ...
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| Título | Chaucer to "B. V.": With an Additional Paper on Herman Melville; a Selection of Lectures Given Chiefly at Tokyo University |
| Autor | Edmund Blunden |
| Editor | Kenkyusha, 1950 |
| Procedencia del original | Universidad de California |
| Digitalizado | 24 Sep. 2007 |
| Largo | 265 páginas |
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