Chances of Mischief: Variations of Fortune in SpenserBöhlau, 1990 - 369 Seiten |
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... Calidore himself , who chances to burst in on them : To whom Sir Calidore approaching nye , Ere they were well aware of liuing wight , Them much abasht , but more him selfe thereby , That he so rudely did vppon them light , And troubled ...
... Calidore himself , who chances to burst in on them : To whom Sir Calidore approaching nye , Ere they were well aware of liuing wight , Them much abasht , but more him selfe thereby , That he so rudely did vppon them light , And troubled ...
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... Calidore's own " lot " has no place in the pastoral , but he is about to try to reshape it . His effort to fashion occasion out of lot is , of course , caused by Cupid's snare . Calidore seems to remember something of love's pacifying ...
... Calidore's own " lot " has no place in the pastoral , but he is about to try to reshape it . His effort to fashion occasion out of lot is , of course , caused by Cupid's snare . Calidore seems to remember something of love's pacifying ...
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... Calidore's own spiritual self - opening . Venus's son has led Calidore to his mother , as the " stranger swayne " Pastorella loves experiences a " straunge " fortune ( 6.9.38 , 46 ) . The attributes show that , just as the Graces have ...
... Calidore's own spiritual self - opening . Venus's son has led Calidore to his mother , as the " stranger swayne " Pastorella loves experiences a " straunge " fortune ( 6.9.38 , 46 ) . The attributes show that , just as the Graces have ...
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Introduction | 1 |
Wayes vnknowne | 71 |
57 | 82 |
Urheberrecht | |
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