Chaucer to "B. V.": With an Additional Paper on Herman Melville; a Selection of Lectures Given Chiefly at Tokyo UniversityKenkyusha, 1950 - 265 páginas |
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... perhaps the boys of today do not look for romance in the same forms . We meanwhile can do as we wish concerning " The Faery Queen " ; we know quite well what it is , and what it would have been but for ac- cidents . It is open to us to ...
... perhaps the boys of today do not look for romance in the same forms . We meanwhile can do as we wish concerning " The Faery Queen " ; we know quite well what it is , and what it would have been but for ac- cidents . It is open to us to ...
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... perhaps " The best is yet to be , " can be transferred to Dickens without losing their apt- ness . There was a long friendship between these two writers . It began when they were both in an early stage of their work and their fame in ...
... perhaps " The best is yet to be , " can be transferred to Dickens without losing their apt- ness . There was a long friendship between these two writers . It began when they were both in an early stage of their work and their fame in ...
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... perhaps " Moby Dick " is the nearest appproach to King Lear , " in ter- rible justice , that modern times have made . 66 66 To take soundings of Melville's Moby Dick , " it may help us if we compare the book with others which have a ...
... perhaps " Moby Dick " is the nearest appproach to King Lear , " in ter- rible justice , that modern times have made . 66 66 To take soundings of Melville's Moby Dick , " it may help us if we compare the book with others which have a ...
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AND ESPECIALLY THE FAERY | 17 |
CHRISTOPHER MARLOWE | 38 |
JOHN DONNE | 54 |
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