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... to be human, and exert a muffling of the very agency that defines our sense of our exceptionalism. Yet horror and ecohorror also enthrall. They do so precisely because they provide a perversely traumatophilic/traumatophobic sensation, a paradoxical presence of opposites that somehow, like sweet-and-sour soup...

.... 22 3: 101. 23 3: 102. 24 3: 102. 25 3: 185. 26 3: 186. 27 3: 189. 2B3: 320. 29 4: 238-39. so 4: 240. 31 4: 249. 32 4: 250. 33 4: 250. 34 4: 251. THINK IN WHAT SWEET LAYS, HOW SWEETLY STRONG / OUR FAIRFAX WARBLES TASSO S FORCEFULL SONG : WILLIAM COLLINS AND EDWARD FAIRFAX1 William Collins (1721-59...

..., and therefore not in the printed editions, which derive from T5 rather than T1 1. 8 Christopher Marlowe, Edward II, ed. Richard Rowland, Complete Works of Christopher Marlowe 3 (Oxford: Clarendon P, 1994) sc. 1,11. 64-5. SWEETNESS IN THE POETRY OF WILLIAM COLLINS1 The Special Collections at the Sydney Jones...

... of is Full merrily the hum ble-bee doth sing Till he hath lost his honey and his sting, And being once subdued in arm èd tail, Sweet honey an d sweet notes tog eth er fail. (5.11.31.10-13)3 This passage is n o t easy to interpret. The last two A rden editors of the play provide the longest and most useful...

... in the throes of a unique interpretation of his religious ecstasy A comparative analysis of M ilton s Paraphrase on Psalm 114 with B.B. King s Sweet Little Angel will make the similarities o f read­ ing spiritual joy in terms of sexual allusion in the two radically different cultural forms of expression more...

... in a transitional space, as if we were witness to the very moment of memory becoming postmemory: they are not yet dead but no longer actively present. 21 All these features, including dementia enlisted to render the survivor inactive, are apparent in Kristin Harmel’s The Sweetness of Forgetting (2012...

... ountaines o f the land o f behest, this m o u n t was m ost famous because of place, of plentie of m irth, of strength, and of stedfastnesse. For the soile o f that m o u n t b e a re th vines, oliues, and o th e r trees verye ap t to b eare fruit. T h e r th e aire is wholsome, an d oft deaw an d sweete...

.... It was like the intolerable, tingling sweetness of waterglasses when played on by a cunning hand (Dracula 41-42). Physical contact with a dream-woman is something that Anselmus strenuously sublimates; for H arker (famously) it is a car­ nal threat: Der goldne Topf Dracula She sat down by Anselmus...

... of the narcissistic egotist can again be found in Shakespeare s Sonnets. The sestet of the above quoted Sonnet 94 reads: T he sum m er s flow r is to the sum m er sweet T hough to itself it only live and die; But if th at flow r with base infection m eet, The basest weed outbraves his dignity. For sweetest things...

... in on themselves and require digging, all the parts that promise small, intense bursts of sweetness unnerve us w hile the easily abundant, the spans, the expanses (thick haunch, round belly, and shoulder), all that lifts easily to another's lips, and retains its form till the end seems pure. Right and deserved...

... with sweet potatoes and even advises them about social norms of conduct, suggesting that they ensure the communal enjoyment of the harvest. Rather than seek revenge for his son’s death, the father understands the danger of provoking a powerful force of nature and protects the rest of his family and his...

... sweet and respected friend), emphasizing personal attachment as a condition of political conversation. The letters close complementarily with a variety of affectionate phrases, including “su afmo. amigo y servidor” (your most affectionate friend and servant) and “Q.S.M.B.,” an abbreviation for “que su...

... Your Own Text, Studies in the Novel 17.2 (1985) 118. 11 Both the m edium o f the story a n d an elem en t o f th e p lo t. G érard G enette, Figures III (Paris: Seuil, 1972) 229. 12See also p. 232: fo r th e sake o f the sweet m a n n er in which you write your Sentim ents ; p. 240: you are very...

... personal needs, and in h er anxious and hopeful state, Landon perhaps finds com fort in the dulcet tones o f a p o et whose skill and fam e she emulates. Bring Flowers is crafted sentim ental verse. Its designs are fine, though not deeply textured, and are conducive to the sweet melancholy that Hemans...

... R. Kiernan and Laird Barron .” Textual Practice 31 , no. 6 ( 2017 ): 1133 – 48 . Kiernan Caitlín R. “ . . . and a Man with a Broken Neck .” Dear Sweet Filthy World: The Online Journal of Caitlín R. Kiernan , July 13 , 2011 . greygirlbeast.livejournal.com/779660.html...

... performance, outdoors: The Industry’s magnificent debut of the opera Sweet Land at the Los Angeles State Historic Park. March 11, my last day on UCLA’s campus, included a doctoral exam, with the candidate heroically summoning her concentration as colleagues eyed each other uneasily from opposite ends...

... those in it: at her departing from her verse miscellany collec­ tion, A Sweet Nosegay. T he Fleete, n o t in their circuit is, yet if I geve him nought: It m ight procure his curse, ere I unto the ground be brought. W herfore I leave some Papist olds to u n d e r prop his roofe . . ,15 These rather...

... tainm ent in the companionship of this merry devil, who bids h er an affectionate, tearful farewell: Adieu! . . . Most beautiful pagan, most sweet Jew whom a Christian did play the knave and get. Since Launcelot defines h er as a Jew by religion, her being a pagan has another frame...

...Joseph Lease Copyright © 2008 Regents of the University of Colorado 2008 from W indfall Joseph L ease 1 Make me a puppet, Jack said. Look at that fool. He's running from flow er to flower. Love me.Think I'm smart. Sweet hotel you know God stayed here I think in the twenties maybe a glass...

... of the heart, some sweet Bag or quilt that hath power to resist venóme, and also to carry in your hand some sweet Pomander, Nodule, or Nosegay, that w ill com fort the heart, resist venom, and recreate the vitali spirits, as here follow ing is specified and set down."8 Bags and quilts were cloth dressings...