Eloïsa to Abelard: With the Letters of Heloise to Abelard in the Version by John Hughes, 1713University of Miami Press, 1965 - 149ÆäÀÌÁö |
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... scene is an equally obvious progenitor of Eloïsa's " Black Melancholy . " It is also noteworthy that the passage in which Eloïsa speaks favorably , for once , of her cloistered surroundings ( lines 141-146 ) closely resembles that at ...
... scene is an equally obvious progenitor of Eloïsa's " Black Melancholy . " It is also noteworthy that the passage in which Eloïsa speaks favorably , for once , of her cloistered surroundings ( lines 141-146 ) closely resembles that at ...
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... scene dominated by the Miltonic person- ification of ¡° Black Melancholy " ( lines 163-170 ) —the descrip- tion so ... scenes I ever beheld . The " sublime " details of this passage , details strikingly similar to those in lines 155-156 ...
... scene dominated by the Miltonic person- ification of ¡° Black Melancholy " ( lines 163-170 ) —the descrip- tion so ... scenes I ever beheld . The " sublime " details of this passage , details strikingly similar to those in lines 155-156 ...
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... scene is heightened by the echo of Dryden's Aeneis iv . 667-668 ( Vergil's Aeneid iv . 460-461 ) ; and the " Gothick " quality is approvingly noticed by Joseph Warton : This scene would make a fine subject for the pencil , and is worthy ...
... scene is heightened by the echo of Dryden's Aeneis iv . 667-668 ( Vergil's Aeneid iv . 460-461 ) ; and the " Gothick " quality is approvingly noticed by Joseph Warton : This scene would make a fine subject for the pencil , and is worthy ...
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