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The former is the better alternative : he lives most fully “ whose strenuous tongue /
Can burst Joy's grape against his palate fine . " The first stanza of the ode
contains a series of negatives — what not to do " when the melancholy fit shall
fall .
The former is the better alternative : he lives most fully “ whose strenuous tongue /
Can burst Joy's grape against his palate fine . " The first stanza of the ode
contains a series of negatives — what not to do " when the melancholy fit shall
fall .
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But he can live in Corinth wholly engaged with his own fantasies and without
sharing the life around him, and that is what he does. In short, Lycius is a “
dreamer,” to borrow the vocabulary of The Fall of Hyperion, seeking to become
thoughtless ...
But he can live in Corinth wholly engaged with his own fantasies and without
sharing the life around him, and that is what he does. In short, Lycius is a “
dreamer,” to borrow the vocabulary of The Fall of Hyperion, seeking to become
thoughtless ...
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... are the “last oozings” —and the pervading thought in what follows is the
withdrawal of autumn, the coming death of the year, and of course the familiar
archetypal relevance of the association to our feelings of sequence in our own
lives.
... are the “last oozings” —and the pervading thought in what follows is the
withdrawal of autumn, the coming death of the year, and of course the familiar
archetypal relevance of the association to our feelings of sequence in our own
lives.
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INTRODUCTIONWalter Jackson Bate | 1 |
SCEPTICISM IN | 71 |
THE ODE TO PSYCHE AND THE ODE ON MELANCHOLY | 91 |
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