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Page 51
... cause or causes , themselves the effects of antecedent causes , and so it is through- out eternity . The continuity of cause and effect is unbreakable . Somewhat inconsistently , Shelley also believed that men could hasten or retard ...
... cause or causes , themselves the effects of antecedent causes , and so it is through- out eternity . The continuity of cause and effect is unbreakable . Somewhat inconsistently , Shelley also believed that men could hasten or retard ...
Page 285
... cause such pain that the mature Shelley would declare it lifelong . There is nothing of Cavalier hyperbole in the ... cause of her tears , tempted his death . The cause of her tears may only be guessed at 285 III.
... cause such pain that the mature Shelley would declare it lifelong . There is nothing of Cavalier hyperbole in the ... cause of her tears , tempted his death . The cause of her tears may only be guessed at 285 III.
Page 286
... cause of Mary's tears could be the confession of her love to a man already married . The moment was rapturous and , releasing his love , " bound the free . " The rest can be worked out without comment from me . For myself , on stylistic ...
... cause of Mary's tears could be the confession of her love to a man already married . The moment was rapturous and , releasing his love , " bound the free . " The rest can be worked out without comment from me . For myself , on stylistic ...
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The cold earth slept below | 8 |
Hymn to Intellectual Beauty | 21 |
The Revolt of Islam | 35 |
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