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... Good old-fashioned war!" (line 17) The line above was written in an attempt to put emphasis on the sentence just before it, which read: "And these things they ...
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... Finally in line 17 he makes the most obvious allusion in the poem "Curse, bless, me now with your fierce tears, I pray." Thomas continues his use of imagery ...
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... Personification is used as the man associates certain characteristics to war that show how war makes no sense, "Yes; quaint and curious war is" (line 17)! ...
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... It was already late. Line 17 is long and proceeded by a shorter line. The short line 18, is then followed by the longer line 19. ...
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... the reader. ("..they went onward...to the themes that were brooding deepest in their hearts." line 17-18). Thus, establishing ethos ...
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... the reader. ("..they went onward...to the themes that were brooding deepest in their hearts." line 17-18). Thus, establishing ethos ...
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... This is later backed by line 17, where "Will must not be bended but in the day of Divine". Lines 21 through 37 show the cruelty of man in this form. ...
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... This is later backed by line 17, where "Will must not be bended but in the day of Divine". Lines 21 through 37 show the cruelty of man in this form. ...
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... lose and revenge evoked on the father. With the shift in line 17, the pattern diminishes. In line 23, the phrase was used sympathetically ...
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... In line 17, the youth is talking about how the wall has dropped bricks the shape of, "loaves and balls." What the youth is actually commenting on indirectly is ...
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... In line 17, the youth is talking about how the wall has dropped bricks the shape of, "loaves and balls." What the youth is actually commenting on indirectly is ...
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... In line 13, " Blinding light." Is an example of an oxymoron. In line 17, " Curse, bless, me now with your fierce tears, I pray". Is an example of a paradox. ...
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... (Line 17-20). Beowulf is a folk epic because it involves the five characteristics. First is the hero, which was Beowulf, who is a figure of imposing stature. ...
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... to ?voices? to line 20 ?band? and ?brook? to ?pond? to line 17 ?flood?. She says each brook ?bestows itself? in this force to create the ethereal music. ...
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... The uterus is "the soil of the field" (line 18) that "cover(s and) does contain" (line 17) the "roots" (line 19) of the "commonwealth" (line 23). ...
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... These include the killing of Macduff's wife and children, "give the edge of sword his wife, his babes and all unfortunate souls that trace him in his line"17. ...
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... The speaker then says: "Bold lover, never, never canst thou kiss" (line 17) meaning that the two can never have experiences together. ...
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... It feels empty. He notes that, "ages and ages hence," (line 17). He took the less traveled path, the reflection leaves him empty. ...
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... 18, "black rafters whirl away in long straight lines." Suggests the idea of prison bars whirling away, using this in conjunction with line 17, "Inside out of ...
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... line 1). In the same ode, the Chorus adds, "[man] has made himself secure- from all but one: in the late wind of death he cannot stand"(page 949; line 17). ...
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... phrases, "Golden lads and girls" (line 5), "chimney-sweepers" (line 6), "scepter, learning, physic" (line 11) and "lovers young, all lovers" (line 17) serve to ...
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... contentment. He creates a sense of nostalgia in line 17 when he says that he will be telling the story for years to come. This signifies ...
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... Lines 34 refers once again to a sword, but unlike in line 17 it is not a sword people are fleeing from, but a sword that pierces God's heart. ...
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... Bradstreet tries to "better dress to trim [ her writing]...but nought save home-spun cloth, I'th' house [could she find] find"(line 17,18). ...
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... Mercutio has been telling Romeo for the entire play thus far that he is a lover (Act I, scene IV, line 17), and that he is simply playing the part of the lover ...
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... him rather than a loss. Macbeth remarks "She should have died hereafter" (Act V, Sc V, Line 17). Macbeth's reaction to the news ...
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... of his wife's suicide, he emotionlessly states, "She should have died hereafter," which means he felt her death was inevitable (Act V, Scene 5, Line 17). ...
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... Rich describes the predictability of the storm "which clocks and weatherglasses cannot alter." (Line 17) The heart is able to predict emotional stress in the ...
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... revenge. O slave!" [Dies.] (Act III, Scene iv, Line 17-18, Page 86) All of the witches prophesies have come true now. Macbeth is ...
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... In line 17 we once again get a sexual implication with the word "play." If we re-interpret the whole question, we see that Donne is saying that the man will be ...
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