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from the rude and unformed chaos , so from the still ruder chaos of my mind , it
may have called forth this production , if not for any other purpose , yet to be
sacred , and to make as it were a mute speak in my person , in despite of poverty
of ...
from the rude and unformed chaos , so from the still ruder chaos of my mind , it
may have called forth this production , if not for any other purpose , yet to be
sacred , and to make as it were a mute speak in my person , in despite of poverty
of ...
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... of the poet , — is at last effected . I would not willingly be supposed to
undervalue the paper of which I speak : on the contrary , I have derived much
instruction from it ; and the conductors of the publication in which it appeared will
be doing ...
... of the poet , — is at last effected . I would not willingly be supposed to
undervalue the paper of which I speak : on the contrary , I have derived much
instruction from it ; and the conductors of the publication in which it appeared will
be doing ...
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... equally with that in which more freedom is assumed , of any chance of
altogether preserving the effect of the original ;without going so far as to make
Mephistopheles speak a different dialect from Faustus , yet by the introduction of
Swabian ...
... equally with that in which more freedom is assumed , of any chance of
altogether preserving the effect of the original ;without going so far as to make
Mephistopheles speak a different dialect from Faustus , yet by the introduction of
Swabian ...
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Where Passion , or Sentiment , or Reasoning speaks its appropriate language ,
sympathy and indulgence may naturally be hoped for ; — where they are not
found , it may be safely affirmed that the author has failed in his art . If such
passages ...
Where Passion , or Sentiment , or Reasoning speaks its appropriate language ,
sympathy and indulgence may naturally be hoped for ; — where they are not
found , it may be safely affirmed that the author has failed in his art . If such
passages ...
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I have been led further than I intended , chiefly because I was provoked at the
depreciating tone which some late writers have thought it . not unbecoming to
use when speaking of Goethe , A formal discussion of the merits of the work
which I ...
I have been led further than I intended , chiefly because I was provoked at the
depreciating tone which some late writers have thought it . not unbecoming to
use when speaking of Goethe , A formal discussion of the merits of the work
which I ...
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書誌情報
| 書籍名 | Faustus, a dramatic mystery; The bride of Corinth; The first Walpurgis night, tr. with notes by J. Anster |
| 著者 | Johann Wolfgang von Goethe |
| 翻訳 | John Anster |
| 発行 | 1835 |
| 書籍の提供元 | オックスフォード大学 |
| デジタル化された日 | 2006年8月1日 |
| ページ数 | 491 ページ |
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