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... fam ous and m athem atically sophisticated English sea-chart o f the late sixteenth century, Edward W rig h t's "C hart o f the W orld on M ercator's P rojection" (1600), in relation to a fam ous but oblique allusion to it in the description o f M alvolio's face in Shake­ speare's Twelfth Night, I...

... due to Motley's investment in painful truths and pre­ dicaments, and the pattern of episodes and tonal effects calibrated to impart a degree of psychological com plexity to his protagonists. Yet there is another, hitherto neglected, angle from w hich to view We Fished A ll Night. Following a deeper...

... cripture, Eigh­ teenth-Century Fiction 2 (1989) 22. 16Pamela, P art 11,3:315. URIZEN AS CERES IN BLAKE S THE FOUR ZOAS, NIGHT THE NINTH The aging Blake, in his Preface to Milton, condem ns bitterly the silly G reek & Latin slaves o f the Sword (E 95).1N everthe­ less, the Greeks and the Romans provided...

... o t of the Old English but of the Latin version, which appears on facing pages. I have m ade slight em endations to Symons s translation to preserve im p o rta n t features (in both the Latin and the Old English interlinear translation) which he omits. THE THIEF IN THE NIGHT: AN ERROR IN A TEXTUAL...

... it is reported that in his youth he had read Aquinas with great interest. 1Parker thus implies that Young is a Christian rationalist, one who supports rea­ son in religion as necessary but limited and insufficient. But Parker proceeds to argue for the opposite view, that in Night Thoughts (1742-45), Young...

... tations on interactions w ith his own family. In his third and most recent volum e of poetry. Book o f M y Nights, the boundaries between the genealogical, fam ilial, and the divine have been blurred, allow ing Lee to be simultaneously deeply personal and evocatively supra-personal. As suggested...

... Ibid, 167, 169, 179, 182, 183, 184. 8T he Eastward Ho reading is from BenJonson, eds. C.H. H erfo rd an d Percy Simpson. Vol. IV. Oxford: C larendon P, 1932. 9 Mylryne, DELARIVIERE MANLEY S ALMYNA AND DATING THE FIRST EDITION OF THE ENGLISH ARABIAN NIGHTS ENTER TAINMENTS The problem o f dating die...

... accusation against Titania: Didst not thou lead him through the glim m ering night From Perigenia, whom he ravished? And make him with fair Aegles break his faith, With Ariadne and Antiopa? (2.1.77-80) If H erm ia is aware of even half o f these liaisons, she certainly has a right to believe that m en have...

... the cobbler s punning reference to the Gentlemen s desire to savour their eares withJestes. Compare George Gascoigne, Certayne Notes ofInstruction: By this aliquid salis, I meane some good and fine devise, shewing the quicke capacitie of a writer, Gascoigne, ed. Pigman, 454.19-20. A MIDSUMMER NIGHT S...

... by Francis Coldocke in 1577. 16John Lane s Continuation of Chaucer s Squire s Tale, ed. F. J. Furnivall, Chaucer Society, Second Series 23 (London, 1887). MALVOLIO FLOUTED AND ABUSED It has long been recognized that in the presentation of Malvolio in Twelfth Night, Shakespeare was glancing satirically...

... P, 1967) 293. JANE AUSTEN S NOCTURNAL AND ANNE FINCH Perhaps no passage in the novels is m ore complexly allusive than the scene from Mansfield Park th at shows a rapt Fanny Price window-gazing on a starlit sum m er s night. O ne p o in ter to its literary constellation is E d m u n d s insistence...

... death from a stroke in 1937, Edith W harton s All Souls tells of the mysterious and terrifying expe­ riences endured one Halloween night by an aging female protag­ onist Sara Clayburn, a rich, cultured widow who enjoys a sedate and leisurely existence in rural Connecticut with a house full of doting...

... . Guynn William . Unspeakable Histories: Film and the Experience of Catastrophe . New York : Columbia University Press , 2016 . Hervey Ben . Night of the Living Dead . New York : Palgrave Macmillan , 2008 . Higashi Sumiko . “ Night of the Living Dead : A Horror Film about...

... what's happening w ith our friend. S: My my eyes remained open until ten this m orning, so I did have an exciting night, i'd found my favorite NewYork party so fa r in DUMBO. A:The Queer Arts Collective? A ndy F itch / J on C o t n e r S:Yeah, an Afro-punk party with great bands and big . . . J: Did...

... origin myths ethnopoetics coyote stories Native American oral narrative Miwok people 22 Cowell, Naming the World . 23 Sarris, Keeping Slug Woman Alive , 21, 23, 47. 24 Gifford and Block, Californian Indian Nights , 16–17. 25 See Nevin, introduction, 128 . Works...

... of theJews that had moved him so greatly in late 1838 th at he had written Land o f the East! . . . about them. As noted by the Allotts, th e epigraph of Land . . . , The Spirit of God was said during the Siege ofJerusalem by those who kept watch there to have departedfrom the Temple at night...

...: But I am N òne; n ó r will my Sunne rënéw. You lovers, for whose sàke, thë léssër Sunne At this tim e tõ thë Goat ïs rúnne Tö fétch néw lúst, and give ït yóu, Enjóy yõur súm m êr áll, [5] Since shée ënjôyes hër long nights féstíváll, Lët m ée p rep áre towards hér, and lét m ée call This hóure hër...

... ourning, action to loss, and acceleration to contem pla­ tive stillness. On a w inter night in 2008, I met w ith Phil Solomon to talk about his film s, video games, tim e, tim ing, and other things besides. Sue Zemka: These three films have been a surprise to those w ho know your past work, much of which...

... of South­ ern speech has followed his lead, unless they preceded him. Faulkner s use of the unstressed yet aspirated hit is very con­ sistent, as can be seen from the following random examples.1 A Negro says, Well, ef I lives twell night hits gwine to be two bits mo dey takin out of town, dat s sho...

... with a married woman, Dame Elinor, and begins by recounting the elaborate lengths to which the lovers go to consummate their passion. The consum­ mation finally takes place at night in the gallery of Dame Elinor s Castell, where Master F.J. is staying as a guest: he prepared himselfe and went to bed...