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He once more therefore gives play to his imagination . He thinks of the bodily presence of his friend ; he wonders where he is and what he is doing , and checks his rising suspicions by the deepest self - humiliation .
He once more therefore gives play to his imagination . He thinks of the bodily presence of his friend ; he wonders where he is and what he is doing , and checks his rising suspicions by the deepest self - humiliation .
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Weighing some 320 tons , it stood near the Basilica , deep in the mud and rubbish of what had once been the spina of the racetrack of Nero's Circus . The work of taking it down , moving it to its present commanding site , and re ...
Weighing some 320 tons , it stood near the Basilica , deep in the mud and rubbish of what had once been the spina of the racetrack of Nero's Circus . The work of taking it down , moving it to its present commanding site , and re ...
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To say it once more , the sonnets illustrate the general or typical as the poetic , but there is a force under the words , and a force drawn from the words , which compels us to apprehend what had been generalized .
To say it once more , the sonnets illustrate the general or typical as the poetic , but there is a force under the words , and a force drawn from the words , which compels us to apprehend what had been generalized .
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The Rape of Lucrece | 58 |
Sonnets | 145 |
Venus and Adonis | 405 |
Urheberrecht | |
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