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... lovers impatiently measure the days to their wedding by the waning of the old moon and the coming of the new , like to a silver bow New - bent in heaven , to the end , when Puck tells us the ' wolf behowls the moon ' , and that it is ...
... lovers impatiently measure the days to their wedding by the waning of the old moon and the coming of the new , like to a silver bow New - bent in heaven , to the end , when Puck tells us the ' wolf behowls the moon ' , and that it is ...
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... lovers ; by Juliet , in her first ecstasy , when she declares that lovers ' ' own beauties ' are sufficient light 3.2.8 for them to see by , and , at the end , by Romeo , when , thinking her dead , he gazes on her and cries , 5. 3. 85 2 ...
... lovers ; by Juliet , in her first ecstasy , when she declares that lovers ' ' own beauties ' are sufficient light 3.2.8 for them to see by , and , at the end , by Romeo , when , thinking her dead , he gazes on her and cries , 5. 3. 85 2 ...
Page 314
... lovers ' parting song ; and , at the last , in Romeo's anguished reply to Juliet , pointing the contrast between the coming day and their own great sorrow : More light and light : more dark and dark our woes ! 5. 3 And then , at the end ...
... lovers ' parting song ; and , at the last , in Romeo's anguished reply to Juliet , pointing the contrast between the coming day and their own great sorrow : More light and light : more dark and dark our woes ! 5. 3 And then , at the end ...
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The Aim and Method explained | 3 |
Shakespeares Imagery compared with | 12 |
Imagery of Shakespeare and other | 30 |
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