Seven Types of AmbiguityChatto and Windus, 1930 - 325 Seiten |
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... live your Epitaph to make , Or you survive when I in earth am rotten , From hence your memory death cannot take , Although in me each part will be forgotten . Your name from hence immortall life shall have , Though I ( once gone ) to ...
... live your Epitaph to make , Or you survive when I in earth am rotten , From hence your memory death cannot take , Although in me each part will be forgotten . Your name from hence immortall life shall have , Though I ( once gone ) to ...
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... live of line 12 then becomes an adjective , and the force of so many words in apposition , you , live , yourself , is to express wonder at the production of such a thing out of the dull world of line 11 , and make the young man , by ...
... live of line 12 then becomes an adjective , and the force of so many words in apposition , you , live , yourself , is to express wonder at the production of such a thing out of the dull world of line 11 , and make the young man , by ...
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... lives , may fitly be holding before him both the lives of Fergus , and drawing the same moral from either of them . In a sense the sixth class is included within the fourth . In the fourth class several feelings , several reactions to a ...
... lives , may fitly be holding before him both the lives of Fergus , and drawing the same moral from either of them . In a sense the sixth class is included within the fourth . In the fourth class several feelings , several reactions to a ...
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