John Gower, the Medieval PoetShinozaki Shorin, 1976 - 309 |
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Strona 166
... lover's appeal to his mistress for mercy from No. 10 , and at the same time deepens the sorrow of the lover , for she is described as " belle et dangerouse " ( 1.23 ) . The epithet " danger- ouse " appears for the first time in the ...
... lover's appeal to his mistress for mercy from No. 10 , and at the same time deepens the sorrow of the lover , for she is described as " belle et dangerouse " ( 1.23 ) . The epithet " danger- ouse " appears for the first time in the ...
Strona 175
... lover now accepts another man as her new lover and praises him in extreme . No. 45 is a reply made by the new lover to her , whom he praises using similar words . Thus , these two ballades make a pair , just like No. 40 and No. 41 ...
... lover now accepts another man as her new lover and praises him in extreme . No. 45 is a reply made by the new lover to her , whom he praises using similar words . Thus , these two ballades make a pair , just like No. 40 and No. 41 ...
Strona 176
... lover . But he has already disappeared at No. 40 , and the speaker's strong , hopeful affirmation that his fin amour would outlive every distress and hardship rather smacks of the new lover whom the woman has accepted and praised in the ...
... lover . But he has already disappeared at No. 40 , and the speaker's strong , hopeful affirmation that his fin amour would outlive every distress and hardship rather smacks of the new lover whom the woman has accepted and praised in the ...
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