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...George T. Amis Copyright © 1974 by Duke University Press 1974 THE STYLE OF THE VANITY OF HUMAN WISHES By GEORGET. AMIS The Vanity of Human Wishes is a poem of great power, but it has never been immediately obvious why this should...

... province Nous avons plusieurs portraits de Max Buchon, que nous ont laissks ses amis Charles Thuriet, Charles Toubin, Max Claudet, Courbet et Champfleury. Courbet le fait figurer dans sa toile L’Atelier: de forte carrure, les yeux et les cheveux bruns, le front large et haut, la...

..., amis, and amirtiet. Although derived respectively from Latin amare, amor, amicus, and amicitkz, the Old French words do not always imply the personal affection or emotional attachment usually suggested by their Latin sources and modern derivatives. To be sure, affection or inclin- ation may...

... literary work, Le Petit Ami, and that the relationship continued until Schwob’s death in February, 1905.2 The letters, covering approx- imately this period of intimate association between the two men, date from mid-July, 1903, to the end of November, 1904. Ltautaud was thirty-one when...

... amis fussent ceux de sons fils, il hignore que je soix en comerce avec luy, leur caractair est si difCrend quil est tout simples qu’il ni est pas entre eux une grande hunion, ils ons tous les deux beaucoup desprit, de mkrite, et sont tres aimables, et tres sur, dans la societe, cest une grande...

...” or ‘The Culture of Travesty: Sexuality and Masquerade in Eighteenth-Centur y England.” Castle’s methods work less effectivelywhen she turns to individual texts. The collection’s weakest link is “‘Amy, Who Knew My Disease’: A Psychosex- ual Pattern in Defoe’s Ruxana.” Beginning with the startling...

...M. A. Goldberg THE “FEARS” OF JOHN KEATS By M. A. GOLDBERC The usual reading of Keats’s sonnet “When I have fears”-and in- deed, the usual reading of Keats as a whole-interprets the poetry as the very acme of melancholy. Amy Lowell finds in the sonnet...

... is compared to a fluttering pavilion. The nearest parallel I have observed among the various discussions of the passage containing the quoted lines is that adduced by C. L. Finney and Amy Lowell4 1In preparing this study I have used the 1747 edition, printed for R. Dodsley...

... d’un vCritable talent et que distingue un noble caractkre. Vous n’ignorez sans doute pas, Monsieur, que je suis loin d’itre un savant. Ce n’est donc pas par moi-mime que je puis apprCcier les Ctudes serieuses de Leconte de Lisle. Mais j’ai de doctes amis qui m’ont assurC ces Ctudes...

... vols., 280 francs. Ce tr6s beau livre d’un ami de la premike heure, d’un artiste et d’un grand esprit repond, A tout prendre, B l’attente du lecteur. I1 n’est peut-ttre pas la mise au point que l’on pourrait souhaiter, nkanmoins son auteur refute, avec succis croyons-nous, les thises...

..., p. 414. All references to the letters are to this edition. 0 Amy Lowell gives reasons for thinking Keats’s acquaintance with Chaucer came before the date set by Cowden Clarke, February, 1817. John Keuts (Boston and New York, 1925), I, 264-66. 7 Letter 61, pp. 151-52. The Short Title...

...: On Writing, and Not Writing, as an Asian American . Durham, NC : Duke University Press . Tang Amy C. 2016 . Repetition and Race: Asian American Literature after Multiculturalism . New York : Oxford University Press . Winant Howard . 2001 . The World Is a Ghetto: Race and Democracy...

...~Poems (Edinburgh:W. Blackwood; London: T. Cadell). Mack, Rome, and Mannejc I Literary History 225 Hemans recurs to this fantastic scene again and again, in a rich. variety of poetical transformations. Speaking of another of those trans- formations, Kingsley Amis has described...

... painfully isolated than before: “Ne sai se die ‘amie’ ou non, ne li 0s metre cest sornon. Mes tant cuit je d’amor savoir, que ne me deust mie avoir por ce plus vil, s’ele m’amast...

... the experience of passionate amor, while the other figures, including the worldly cynics Ami and La Vielle, and the alien but useful Faus Semblant, are drawn into the retinue of Amor and Venus to pursue a common goal which each understands according to his own allegorical “character” and which...

... certaines soci6tCs comme la SociCtC des Amis du Pays.13 Notons encore qu’il Ptait alors de mode, chez les masoneria espaiiola confiesa que la expulsibn de 10s jesuitas fuC obra suya.” Historia de las sociedadw secretas antiguas y modem en Espaiia y especial- mente de la francmasoneria...

.... Je partirai vers la c6te oh jamais un navire n’aborde; il s’en prdsentera un, un drapeau noir P l’arrihre. Les rochers s’tcar- teron t . Je monterai. Et dhs lors mes amis, du haut de leur observatoire, guetteront les faits et gestes des bandes de pavillons noirs...

... the story from grandmother ‘Amy,’ ” who “died in 1829.” Having glanced, out of curiosity, at the genealogical table in one of the appendixes, we have just happened to notice that Amy Williams Van Velsor died in 1826. We look at the notes again. No explanation. In an article which we have already...

... , multidimensional , multidirectional , multiplanar , multiple , plural , simultaneous , stretched , and so forth. 6 For Amy J. Elias, a founder of the Association for the Study of the Arts of the Present, and her coeditor, Joel Burges, “The present has emerged as an experience in the simultaneity in which...

... infiniment pernicieuses Q la soci6tC To this Voltaire replies from Les Dikes, June 4, 1760: Je commence par vous dire que je tiens votre pike pour bien &rite; je concois mGme que Crispin Philosophe marchant quatre pattes, a dii faire beaucoup rire, et je crois que mon ami Jean-Jacques en rira...