10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «NYMPHOLEPSIES»
Discover the use of
nympholepsies in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
nympholepsies and brief extracts from same to provide context of its use in English literature.
If young persons of both sexes were brought together in the honest practical
relations of organized labor, we should see no more of these fond
nympholepsies, but all passion would be turned to social uses and individual
happiness. They are ...
M. Edgworth Lazarus, 1852
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Wild Oats, Sown Abroad; Or, On & Off Soundings ...
They are mere Nympholepsies, and could Pygmalion give life to the Venus de
Medici to-morrow, his passion would calm itself to sleep under the gaze of her
cold, unearthly, intellectual face. She looks the essence of pure Platonism, whose
...
3
The Collected Works of George Moore: Memoirs of my dead life
Vague nostalgias and nympholepsies entice us, assail us in the Luxembourg
Gardens. At last we find ourself by Carpeau's and Fremiet's fountain, which, after
long admiration, we leave to stroll to Watteau's statue, appropriately placed in a
dell ...
Belief is an anachronism, and anachronism leads to pastiche: even Hopkins's
fiery meteor of a vocabulary and happy nympholepsies fail to recreate the grand
style of Donne, Herbert, Traherne, and assorted divines — conviction is lacking.
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Encyclopaedia of Sufism: Great Sufi saints : Sarmad & Bawa ...
Alas, from top to bottom you are sunk into the bottomless pit of avarice and lust,
mania and cacoethes, aspirations and conations, cravings and longings,
hankerings and nympholepsies, appetites and desiderata, cupidity and
concupiscence.
Masood Ali Khan, S. Ram, 2003
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The Works of George Moore: Memoirs of my dead life. 1928
Vague nostalgias and nympholepsies entice us, assail us in the Luxembourg
Gardens. At last we find ourselves by Carpeau's and Fremiet's fountain, which,
after long admiration, we leave to stroll to Watteau's statue, appropriately placed
in a ...
George Moore, Longus, 1936
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Nervous and Mental Disease Monograph Series
Only the Greeks named such " nympholepsies," shrewdly aware of the sexual
connotation. Demoniac possession in the Middle Ages received more
rationalized appellations. The witches of New England met with even more
puritanically ...
... hypothesizers phyllospheres morphophoneme Petworth House Philippeville
kittenishness relinquishers photoemissive impoverishers hyposensitise
hyposensitize West Yorkshire tortoiseshell nympholepsies mirthlessness
lymphopoieses ...
Justin Crozier, Cormac McKeown, 2006
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Nembe: the divided kingdom
Attempt to Disrupt the Installation Ceremony Realising that their putsch had gone
phut, they converged at their nidus to replan their next line of action. Like
nympholepsies, they attacked the Mein Mausoleum where the ceremony was
going on ...
Livingston Borobuebi Dambo, 2006
Swinburne found in his orgistic moods, in his nympholepsies, a free expression
of the innermost tumults and cravings of his soul, of which Keats, who had more
sanity of temper and a gentler intuition, touched only the fringe. In both the cases,
...
University of Calcutta. Dept. of Letters, 1934
