Alexander and the friend who is to him what Patroclus was to Achilles, Alexander confesses, — I sometimes think That I am less a person than a power, Some engine in the right hand of the gods, Some fateful wheel that, round in darkness rolling, Knows... Alexander the great, a dramatic poem - Página 135por Aubrey De Vere (calling himself earl of Oxford.) - 1874Vista completa - Acerca de este libro
| Edmund Burke - 1875 - 748 páginas
...between Alexander and the friend who is to him what Patroclus was to Achilles, Alexander confesses, — I sometimes think That I am less a person than a power,...oppression of a void, At times I welcome what I once scarce brooked, The opprobrium of blank sleep. No fantasies of style or mannerisms interfere with the plain... | |
| 1874 - 586 páginas
...before we proceed to examine the dramatic form and development of the poem : — HEPHESTION (speaks). The Indian's faith may soar as high as heaven : His...ends : An ultimate end I find not. For that cause, On reeling in the oppression of a void, At times I welcome what I once scarce brook'd, The opprobrium... | |
| Edmund Burke - 1875 - 680 páginas
...between Alexander and the friend who is to him what Patroclus was to Achilles, Alexander confesses, — I sometimes think That I am less a person than a power,...oppression of a void, At times I welcome what I once scarce brooked, The opprobrium of blank sleep. No fantasies of style or mannerisms interfere with the plain... | |
| Edmund Burke - 1875 - 758 páginas
...darkness rolling, Knows this — its work ; but not that work's far scope. Hephestion, what is life P My life, since boyhood, Hath been an agony of means...a void, • At times I welcome what I once scarce brooked, The opprobrium of blank sleep. No fantasies of style or mannerisms interfere with the plain... | |
| 1875 - 1004 páginas
...sometimes think That I am less a person than a power, SOCK engine in the right hand of the gods, Scene fateful wheel that, round in darkness rolling, Knows...since boyhood, Hath been an agony of means to ends ; Aa ultimate end 1 find not. For that cause, On reding in the oppression of a void, At times I welcome... | |
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