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... minds : Our souls , whose faculties can comprehend The wondrous architecture of the world , And measure every wandering planet's course , Still climbing after knowledge infinite , And always moving as the restless spheres , Wills us to ...
... minds : Our souls , whose faculties can comprehend The wondrous architecture of the world , And measure every wandering planet's course , Still climbing after knowledge infinite , And always moving as the restless spheres , Wills us to ...
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... his informant is unable to lay his hand upon it in the public library ; so better proof is wanted . 2 See Cohn's Shakespeare in Germany , cxv . cxvii . he must surely have had in his mind the line Introduction . xxxvii.
... his informant is unable to lay his hand upon it in the public library ; so better proof is wanted . 2 See Cohn's Shakespeare in Germany , cxv . cxvii . he must surely have had in his mind the line Introduction . xxxvii.
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Christopher Marlowe Arthur Henry Bullen. he must surely have had in his mind the line of Mar- lowe- " Was this the face that launched a thousand ships ? ” It was pointed out by Wagner that the scene in Bar- nabe Barnes ' Devil's Charter ...
Christopher Marlowe Arthur Henry Bullen. he must surely have had in his mind the line of Mar- lowe- " Was this the face that launched a thousand ships ? ” It was pointed out by Wagner that the scene in Bar- nabe Barnes ' Devil's Charter ...
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... minds the appalling realism of the catastrophe in Marlowe's play : still our sense is pierced by that last despairing cry of shrill anguish- " Ugly Hell , gape not ! come not , Lucifer ! I'll burn my books ! Ah , Mephistophilis ...
... minds the appalling realism of the catastrophe in Marlowe's play : still our sense is pierced by that last despairing cry of shrill anguish- " Ugly Hell , gape not ! come not , Lucifer ! I'll burn my books ! Ah , Mephistophilis ...
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... minds , and let us select some of the strongest lines from the translation : - 66 Strange sights appeared ; the angry threatening gods Filled both the earth and seas with prodigies . Great store of strange and unknown stars were seen ...
... minds , and let us select some of the strongest lines from the translation : - 66 Strange sights appeared ; the angry threatening gods Filled both the earth and seas with prodigies . Great store of strange and unknown stars were seen ...
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