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the less successful parts of the poem ; but I am sure that nothing less than the
poet ' s feeling of full freedom to deal as he would with all parts of his subject
would have made the poem — I will not say in its long - sustained elevation , but
even ...
the less successful parts of the poem ; but I am sure that nothing less than the
poet ' s feeling of full freedom to deal as he would with all parts of his subject
would have made the poem — I will not say in its long - sustained elevation , but
even ...
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I am not aware of the ex . istence of such mistakes , yet I cannot but apprehend
the possibility of them . It has sometimes happened that I felt as puzzled as
Goethe ' s German commentators ; and I am not quite sure that I have not in such
cases ...
I am not aware of the ex . istence of such mistakes , yet I cannot but apprehend
the possibility of them . It has sometimes happened that I felt as puzzled as
Goethe ' s German commentators ; and I am not quite sure that I have not in such
cases ...
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I am ill disposed to listen to such theories , and I am quite sure that they have
seldom been of much use to the poet . Tasso had fortunately completed his poem
before he began to invent the justifying allegory ; and his second poem on the ...
I am ill disposed to listen to such theories , and I am quite sure that they have
seldom been of much use to the poet . Tasso had fortunately completed his poem
before he began to invent the justifying allegory ; and his second poem on the ...
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... lectures delivered on the subjectalthough in England and France the work has
been often translated — yet I am by no means sure that in any one passage
which has puzzled a reader possessing such knowledge of the original as to be
fairly ...
... lectures delivered on the subjectalthough in England and France the work has
been often translated — yet I am by no means sure that in any one passage
which has puzzled a reader possessing such knowledge of the original as to be
fairly ...
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... allowed to be absent even from the reader ' s thoughts through the greater part
of the work , and is so imperfectly suggested , that I am not sure in what way the
solution of the problem , — the reconcilement of the Ideal with the Real - for such
...
... allowed to be absent even from the reader ' s thoughts through the greater part
of the work , and is so imperfectly suggested , that I am not sure in what way the
solution of the problem , — the reconcilement of the Ideal with the Real - for such
...
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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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