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Page 170
... meaning ( III.iv ; III.iii ) . Inhibited from saying what they feel , the lovers ' dramatize by their oblique expressions both their trapped situation and the desire to break out of it ' ( Turner , pp . 279 , 287 ) . That Lyly is able ...
... meaning ( III.iv ; III.iii ) . Inhibited from saying what they feel , the lovers ' dramatize by their oblique expressions both their trapped situation and the desire to break out of it ' ( Turner , pp . 279 , 287 ) . That Lyly is able ...
Page 179
... meaning in his Epilogue , but not before the power of language to do good has been called into question . As a consequence of this testing of the validity of language , words often contain within them the paradoxes and contradictions ...
... meaning in his Epilogue , but not before the power of language to do good has been called into question . As a consequence of this testing of the validity of language , words often contain within them the paradoxes and contradictions ...
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... meaning in O.E.D. , recall , vb . , 5 , is from 1588. The context of the following lines seems to demand this meaning rather than simply ' remembered ' , for which O.E.D.'s earliest date ( 3 ) is 1611. The Sibyl's refusal is found in ...
... meaning in O.E.D. , recall , vb . , 5 , is from 1588. The context of the following lines seems to demand this meaning rather than simply ' remembered ' , for which O.E.D.'s earliest date ( 3 ) is 1611. The Sibyl's refusal is found in ...
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