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Some obvious contrasts are made in the poem : the lovers ' youth and vitality are
set against the old age and death associated with Angela and the Beadsman ;
the warmth and security of Madeline's chamber are contrasted with the coldness
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Some obvious contrasts are made in the poem : the lovers ' youth and vitality are
set against the old age and death associated with Angela and the Beadsman ;
the warmth and security of Madeline's chamber are contrasted with the coldness
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have suggested that the lovers face reality , perhaps even perish , in the storm .
Still another view ( Wright , p . 92 ) is that the lovers face penance in " that second
circle of sad hell , ” the circle of carnal sinners in the Fifth Canto of the Inferno , in
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have suggested that the lovers face reality , perhaps even perish , in the storm .
Still another view ( Wright , p . 92 ) is that the lovers face penance in " that second
circle of sad hell , ” the circle of carnal sinners in the Fifth Canto of the Inferno , in
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Psyche's inquiring spirit, which has previously caused her the loss of her lover,
now all but destroys her. ... We do not know whether Keats has seen the lovers in
a dream or “with awaken'd eyes” in a vision of reality, but either way he has seen
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Psyche's inquiring spirit, which has previously caused her the loss of her lover,
now all but destroys her. ... We do not know whether Keats has seen the lovers in
a dream or “with awaken'd eyes” in a vision of reality, but either way he has seen
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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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