Thomas Gray's Elegy Written in a Country ChurchyardHarold Bloom Chelsea House Publishers, 1987 - 151 sider |
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... Spirit " -finally , and even more intimately , the " kindred Spirit " -and the " hoary headed Swain " begin to provide the satisfying solution that the poet requires of his poem . These two figures will re- gard the solitary of the ...
... Spirit " -finally , and even more intimately , the " kindred Spirit " -and the " hoary headed Swain " begin to provide the satisfying solution that the poet requires of his poem . These two figures will re- gard the solitary of the ...
Side 94
... spirit , " another lonely contemplative figure who , perchance , will pass his grave as he has those of the rude forefathers . In this poem devoid of certainty , even this severely limited form of immortality is emphatically conditional ...
... spirit , " another lonely contemplative figure who , perchance , will pass his grave as he has those of the rude forefathers . In this poem devoid of certainty , even this severely limited form of immortality is emphatically conditional ...
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... spirit " about the poet . Here is a possible strategy , a form of posthumous ventriloquism , Gray put- ting his ... spirit " are jolting . ( The choice of the word spirit suggests that now , finally , the poet's language is about to find ...
... spirit " about the poet . Here is a possible strategy , a form of posthumous ventriloquism , Gray put- ting his ... spirit " are jolting . ( The choice of the word spirit suggests that now , finally , the poet's language is about to find ...
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Grays Personal Elegy | 39 |
A Poem of Moral Choice | 69 |
Instability in Grays | 83 |
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