Byron: Lyric and romanceBritish Council, 1970 |
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... moved to divine the ' dear city of Cecrops'1 and the groves of Plato and Aristotle ; beyond these his vision moved in ever - widening circles to Marathon and Thermopylae and the islands . The chief imagination of Europe had found its ...
... moved to divine the ' dear city of Cecrops'1 and the groves of Plato and Aristotle ; beyond these his vision moved in ever - widening circles to Marathon and Thermopylae and the islands . The chief imagination of Europe had found its ...
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... move , and for Byron movement is life . They are very grand , and the Byronic scene could not get on without them , but they represent , in the inner panorama , aspiration rather than fulfilment . In a sense they are recalcitrant to ...
... move , and for Byron movement is life . They are very grand , and the Byronic scene could not get on without them , but they represent , in the inner panorama , aspiration rather than fulfilment . In a sense they are recalcitrant to ...
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... move through archi- tectural symbolism ( notice here how the skull image expands and contracts through the ' temple ' metaphor from the ' enduring bone ' of the human skeleton to the ruined columns among which Byron sits as he writes ) ...
... move through archi- tectural symbolism ( notice here how the skull image expands and contracts through the ' temple ' metaphor from the ' enduring bone ' of the human skeleton to the ruined columns among which Byron sits as he writes ) ...
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Abbey action antithetical Athens Bernard Blackstone Blake's Bonamy Dobrée Bride of Abydos Byron's imagination Byron's verse Byronic hero Canto II cantos of Childe Childe Harold column correlatives Corsair dimension Don Juan drama EARLY LYRICS earth elements Eliot's essay express Byron's extrovert feeling fiery fire flame fuses G. S. Fraser Giaour Greece Greek Guiccioli Gulnare Horace Hours of Idleness human ideograms Italy John Kubla Khan landscape Lara later Little Gidding lives the death lonely breast LORD BYRON masculine Mazeppa meaning meditative Medora metaphysical mind Missolonghi mountains narrative Newstead o'er obsessed Oriental Parisina passage passion phrase Pilgrimage Poems Original poet poetry present Prisoner of Chillon privately printed projection R. F. Brissenden Ravenna reflection resonance romantic satiric scene Scott-Kilvert sense Shelley Shelley's Siege of Corinth solitude structure Tale theme THOMAS Turkish Venice wanderer Warner wave wisdom Wordsworth Zuleika