...an immortal's patience. Not so. Intense physical suffering, against which he pleads with an upraised countenance of despair, and appeals with a sense of...expression, and a majesty that dignifies torture. We now come to his children. Their features and attitudes indicate the excess of the filial love and...

...an immortal's patience. Not so. Intense physical suffering, against which he pleads with an upraised countenance of despair, and appeals with a sense of...expression, and a majesty that dignifies torture. We now come to his children.' Their features and attitudes indicate the excess of the filial love and...

...an immortal's patience. Not so. Intense physical suffering, against which he pleads with an upraised countenance of despair, and appeals with a sense of...expression, and a majesty that dignifies torture. We now come to his children.i Their features and attitudes indicate the excess of the filial love and...

...an immortal's patience. Xot so. Intense physical suffering, against which he pleads with an upraised countenance of despair, and appeals with a sense of...expression, and a majesty that dignifies torture. We now come to his children. 1 Their features and attitudes indicate the excess of the filial love...

...an immortal's patience. Not so. Intense physical suffering, against which he pleads with an upraised countenance of despair, and appeals with a sense of...expression, and a majesty that dignifies torture. ' We now come to his children. Their features and attitudes indicate the excess of the filial love...

...go see Laocoon's torture dignifying pain — A father's love and mortal's agony With an immortal s patience blending ; vain The struggle ; vain against...boy, of whom Shelley writes : — " His whole soul is with — is a part of — that of his father. His arm extended towards him, not for protection, but...

...suffering, against which he pleads with an upraised countenance of despair, and appeals with a sense ol its injustice, seems the predominant and overwhelming...expression, and a majesty that dignifies torture. nVe now come to his children. Their features and attitudes indicate the excess oí the filial love...

...Strafe hervorhebt: Intense physical suffering, against which he pleads with an upraised courtenance of despair, and appeals with a sense of its injustice,...nobleness in the expression, and a majesty that dignifies torture.12 Fast könnte es scheinen, als habe die titanische Figur des revoltierenden Laokoon Shelley...

...an immortal's patience. Hot so, Intense physical suffering, against which he pleads with an upraised countenance of despair, and appeals with a sense of...expression, and a majesty that dignifies torture. ' We now come to his children. Their featares and attitudes indicate the excess of the filial love...