Remarks on the Sonnets of Shakespeare: With the Sonnets. Showing that They Belong to the Hermetic Class of Writings, and Explaining Their General Meaning and Purpose |
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... 20th Sonnet as the " addition " to the otherwise feminine nature , which in that Sonnet is seen as double , and is called the master - mistress of the poet's passion - this being a mystical expression for the object addressed in the 1st ...
... 20th Sonnet as the " addition " to the otherwise feminine nature , which in that Sonnet is seen as double , and is called the master - mistress of the poet's passion - this being a mystical expression for the object addressed in the 1st ...
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... 20th Sonnet , where Beauty's Rose is called the master - mistress of the poet's passion , that is , of his love . We have al- ready intimated that for convenience this double nature may be regarded as soul and body - not 2 * CHAP . III ...
... 20th Sonnet , where Beauty's Rose is called the master - mistress of the poet's passion , that is , of his love . We have al- ready intimated that for convenience this double nature may be regarded as soul and body - not 2 * CHAP . III ...
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... Sonnet , -- the soul itself being a musical in- strument , though it may require a David to awaken it into expression ... Sonnet the object addressed is figured as Beauty's Rose ; but in the 20th the double nature appears , and Beauty's ...
... Sonnet , -- the soul itself being a musical in- strument , though it may require a David to awaken it into expression ... Sonnet the object addressed is figured as Beauty's Rose ; but in the 20th the double nature appears , and Beauty's ...
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... Sonnet . This flesh it was , that " canopied " the spirit within , but which benefited the poet nothing ; or , as expressed in the 20th Son- net , it was " nothing to his purpose . " His desire was to be " obsequious " in the heart ...
... Sonnet . This flesh it was , that " canopied " the spirit within , but which benefited the poet nothing ; or , as expressed in the 20th Son- net , it was " nothing to his purpose . " His desire was to be " obsequious " in the heart ...
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... 20th Sonnet , and from this it comes that , in contemplating either portion by it- self , there are apparent defects ; as , to be plain , the soul , regarding the material side alone , sees what is called unworthiness ; but this not ...
... 20th Sonnet , and from this it comes that , in contemplating either portion by it- self , there are apparent defects ; as , to be plain , the soul , regarding the material side alone , sees what is called unworthiness ; but this not ...
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1st Sonnet 20th Sonnet antique appear beauteous Beauty's Rose better blessed bosom bright called conceived dead dear death divine doctrine dost thou doth drama dull substance Earl of Southampton eternal evil expression fair fair brow false flesh gentle ghastly night give grace hast hate hath heaven hermetic higher spirit Hippolyta JAMES MILLER jewel live look love's master-mistress may'st mind mistress Muse mystery mystical nature object addressed opening Sonnets Over-Soul Parlor Magic passion poet's praise Pyramus and Thisbe reader seen sense shadow Shakespeare SHAKESPEARE'S SONNETS shalt shame sight Sonnet 22 Sonnet 36 Sonnet the poet Sonnets 18 soul Spirit of Beauty summer's tells thine eyes things thou art thou dost thou wilt thought thy beauty thy love thy sweet thyself Time's tongue true truth unity verse Vide REMARKS Vide Sonnets Whilst woman write youth