10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «HOVERINGLY»
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hoveringly in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
hoveringly and brief extracts from same to provide context of its use in English literature.
Hoveringly, The vulture is carrying a sacrifice to heaven. Hoveringly. 10 ^dw-the-
mighty-the-m a r k e t place- priest is another name for the trickster god. You, I
invoke. Hoveringly, The vulture is carrying a sacrifice to heaven. Hoveringly.
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Female Voices in Keats's Poetry
As he says, he wants 'to melt', to 'entwine hoveringly.' My happy love will
overwing all bounds! Oh, let me melt into thee, let the sounds Of our close voices
marry at their birth. Let us entwine hoveringly — {Endymion, II, 814-17) The
second ...
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Imagination Transformed: The Evolution of the Female ...
Cynthia entreats the sleeping Endymion, "O let me melt into thee; let the sounds /
Of our close voices marry at their birth; / Let us entwine hoveringly" (2.8 15-17).
Language that attempts to effect the desired fusion precedes the sexual act in ...
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The poetical works of John Keats
My happy love will overwing all bounds ! O let me melt into thee ! let the sounds
Of our close voices marry at their birth ; Let us entwine hoveringly ! O dearth Of
human words ! roughness of mortal speech ! Lispings empyrean will I sometime ...
... and sprang up, and saw — W88 it the first beam of my latest day '3 Then, then,
from utter o'loom stood out the breasts, The breasts of Helen, and hoveringly a
sword Now over and now under, now direct Pointed itself to pierce, but sank
down ...
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Rethinking Uncle Tom: The Political Philosophy of Harriet ...
Stated only in the “Preface” but hoveringly present throughout is a fourth, actual
regime: America at the moment of the founding. Stowe promised in her preface to
give a true reflection, a non-romantic picture of things American. While to do so ...
William Barclay Allen,
2009
'Then, then, from utter gloom stood out the breasts, The breasts of Helen, and
hoveringly a sword N ow over and now under, now direct, Pointed itself to pierce,
but sank down shamed At all that beauty; and as I stared, a fire, The fire that left a
...
Alfred Tennyson, F. L. Lucas,
2013
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Collected Papers on Schizophrenia and Related Subjects
The patient is, in other words, no inert vehicle which needs to be energized by
the therapist; rather, an abundance of energy is locked up in him, pressing
ceaselessly to be freed, and a hoveringly 'helpful' orientation on the part of the
therapist ...
Harold Frederic Searles,
1965
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The Philosophy of the Novel: Lukács, Marxism, and the ...
Schlegel describes the play of finite and infinite in the following terms: [It] is
necessary to be able to abstract from every single thing (negate every specific
afiirmation of finitude), to grasp hoveringly the general (infinite becoming
manifesting ...
... the room, finally blowing out all but a solitary candle until the room was
shrouded in a dark, smoky, Machiavellian fog through which the few occupants
faces emerged hoveringly, small dim planets in an atmosphere of a deep gas
nebulae.
5 NEWS ITEMS WHICH INCLUDE THE TERM «HOVERINGLY»
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In One of William Blake's Final Works, the Engraved Trials of an …
... as you walk by their back wall in the MOBIA gallery (although don't lean in too close to look; the security here is hoveringly attentive). «Hyperallergic, Dec 14»
Bloodborne: more aggressive than any Dark Souls game
As you traipse around faux-London (I say traipse but, finger hoveringly frustratedly over where the shield button should be, it was more of a ... «VG247, Sep 14»
Another classic Spidey villain appears in the upcoming sequel!?
Is that a little too many? is that hoveringly around alarming “Batman & Robin” terrain!? Though maybe 'The Vulture' remains in his uncostumed ... «Moviehole, Jun 13»
The novels of Per Petterson.
But Petterson's characters are never quite at the center of their own family life, or at the center of the novels they hoveringly occupy. Haunted by ... «New Yorker, Dec 12»
Barbra Streisand and Leonard Cohen: Timeless, but not ageless
He still wears that hippie-chic fedora, for instance, and hoveringly croons over the mic as if telling it a secret it will keep. But the knees are ... «The Jewish Journal of Greater L.A., Nov 12»