Byron, the PoetV. Gollancz, 1964 - 352 sider |
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... true Don Juan at all ; for he is no more an enemy of God than any romantic and adventurous young sower of wild oats.38 It can be shown that Byron's treatment of the Don Juan story , even apart from the wealth of commentary he weaves ...
... true Don Juan at all ; for he is no more an enemy of God than any romantic and adventurous young sower of wild oats.38 It can be shown that Byron's treatment of the Don Juan story , even apart from the wealth of commentary he weaves ...
Side 197
... true in the broad plan is true also in detail ; various characteristic de- vices that Byron uses in the handling of language and imagery serve to reinforce this effect of simultaneously presenting experi- ence and fixing it as the ...
... true in the broad plan is true also in detail ; various characteristic de- vices that Byron uses in the handling of language and imagery serve to reinforce this effect of simultaneously presenting experi- ence and fixing it as the ...
Side 321
... true By those who sow them in a land that's arable . But , as Byron goes on to admit , he cannot avoid making judge- ments ; the satirist cannot abandon his function , which is the moral correction of society : But politics , and policy ...
... true By those who sow them in a land that's arable . But , as Byron goes on to admit , he cannot avoid making judge- ments ; the satirist cannot abandon his function , which is the moral correction of society : But politics , and policy ...
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