Lyricality in English LiteratureUniversity of Nebraska Press, 1985 - 276 sivua |
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Sivu 120
... looks like Human Time , an Old Man : But that is lovely - looks like Human Time , - An Old Man with a steady look sublime , That stops his earthly task to watch the skies ; But he is blind - a Statue hath such eyes 120 Natura Lyrica.
... looks like Human Time , an Old Man : But that is lovely - looks like Human Time , - An Old Man with a steady look sublime , That stops his earthly task to watch the skies ; But he is blind - a Statue hath such eyes 120 Natura Lyrica.
Sivu 121
... looks like an eye , and the Old Man's whole blind face looks like an eye , but instead of mutual visi- bility we have ... look of flowers that are looked at . " Coleridge's " He seems to gaze at that which seems to gaze on him " seems ...
... looks like an eye , and the Old Man's whole blind face looks like an eye , but instead of mutual visi- bility we have ... look of flowers that are looked at . " Coleridge's " He seems to gaze at that which seems to gaze on him " seems ...
Sivu 148
... looks , Or as those Lillies leand to shew Their beauties to the brooks . ( lines 61-64 ) These flowers have the look of flowers that are looked at . The brook has eyes and struggles to approach the lilies ; the lilies have eyes , such ...
... looks , Or as those Lillies leand to shew Their beauties to the brooks . ( lines 61-64 ) These flowers have the look of flowers that are looked at . The brook has eyes and struggles to approach the lilies ; the lilies have eyes , such ...
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