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... FIRE AND OF THE COMFORT OF THE RESURRECTION 10 Cloud - puffball , torn tufts , tossed pillows flaunt forth , then ... fire and changing through all the elements of fire , water , earth , air . 2 chevy scamper shadowtackle ropes of shadow ...
... FIRE AND OF THE COMFORT OF THE RESURRECTION 10 Cloud - puffball , torn tufts , tossed pillows flaunt forth , then ... fire and changing through all the elements of fire , water , earth , air . 2 chevy scamper shadowtackle ropes of shadow ...
Page 552
... fire breaks through ; walls of a building buckle before they crash or burn . In " The Windhover " the whole material world buckles , " AND the fire " of the spiritual world - or Christ- " breaks " through . Buckle and break control the ...
... fire breaks through ; walls of a building buckle before they crash or burn . In " The Windhover " the whole material world buckles , " AND the fire " of the spiritual world - or Christ- " breaks " through . Buckle and break control the ...
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... fire the gun , but here it fires itself . Her gun - life has so usurped the initiative as to reduce his function to hunting while she herself does the shooting . One of the hazards of the private poet is that the self tends to become ...
... fire the gun , but here it fires itself . Her gun - life has so usurped the initiative as to reduce his function to hunting while she herself does the shooting . One of the hazards of the private poet is that the self tends to become ...
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