10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «EMPERIES»
Discover the use of
emperies in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
emperies and brief extracts from same to provide context of its use in English literature.
After having been detained several days at Emperies by floods, he was
compelled to roturn home without his dog, which in the mean time had brought
forth a litter of five puppies.— He had not been in the house an hour, when, to his
surprise, ...
A'rracttum,—A celebrated reacher named Bucoiz,who resided at Hasmark, in
ungtuy, had occasion to go to the village of Emperies, distant about twenty En lish
miles trom his own lace of abode. He traveled on foot, and took win him a small ...
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Publications [and Papers]
... Shakespeare's dedications of his poems to Southampton. . The last line of this
Sonnet gives the same indication as the first line of the whole sequence : " Muses
that sing Love's sensual emperies." In this poem we have, singled out for attack, ...
Shakespeare Society of New York, 1903
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Shakespeare and the Rival Poet: Displaying Shakespeare as a ...
... moods, and serving times " probably refers to Shakespeare's dedications of his
poems to Southampton. The last line of this Sonnet gives the same indication as
the first line of the whole sequence : " Muses that sing Love's sensual emperies.
Breathe through the tragic stops such melodies That Joy's self may grow jealous,
and the Nine Forget awhile their discreet emperies, Mourning for him who on
Rome's lordliest shrine Lit for men's lives the light of Marathon, And bare to ...
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Blake: The Complete Poems
110. emperies] A 'poetic word' evoking the richness of ancient empires and not,
for once, their inhumanity. 112. Ariston] A shadowy figure. Ariston, King of Sparta,
obtained by deceit as his third wife the beautiful wife of a friend Herodotus ...
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Comic Practice/comic Response
His death inclines him toward a sort of Jungean collective unconscious of toads, "
Amphibia's emperies." And as the day, or life, dwindles in his antique eyes, the
poet's own day is "haggard," and its daylight "steers" across a "castrate lawn.
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Glorious Incomprehensible: The Development of Blake's ...
... Emperies, Rears its immortal pinnacles, built in the forest of God By Ariston the
king of beauty for his stolen bride, (10:5-10, E 55) In naming his king/city, Blake
retains the symbolic associations of the initial root, "is ( 'an) , defined in normative
...
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Oscar Wilde: the critical heritage
No doubt, 'discreet emperies' is a noble phrase, and will impress the vulgar. But
will even the vulgar be impressed by the stellar metaphor? Mazzini's soul is as
some mighty orb, tempest-driven to the border-land between chaos and creation,
...
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Graham's Illustrated Magazine of Literature, Romance, Art, ...
A celebrated reacher named Bucoiz,who resided at Hasmark, in ungary, had
occasion to go to the village of Emperies, distant about twenty En lish miles lrom
his own lace of abode. He traveled on foot, and took wit him a small terrier slut,
then ...
George R. Graham, Edgar Allan Poe, 1835
2 NEWS ITEMS WHICH INCLUDE THE TERM «EMPERIES»
Find out what the national and international press are talking about and how the term
emperies is used in the context of the following news items.
Marine Corps sticking to guns on email
“We're a government-owned, government-operated environment and it's called the Marine Corps Emperies network,” Nally said. “So we don't ... «C4ISR & Networks, Mar 14»
'Include banning hartal in election manifesto'
Khasru said we should consider the interest of Small and Medium Emperies (SME) as they contribute a lot to the national economy. He also ... «DhakaTribune, Sep 13»
