10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «PARADISIACALLY»
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paradisiacally in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
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Style, Gender, and Fantasy in Nineteenth-Century American ...
The contradiction raised by oxymoron “is not 'tragically proclaimed' as in
antithesis but 'paradisiacally assumed.' it has the value of fullness” rather than the
“insurmountable tension” of antithesis (143). in Certeau's account the fissure
produced ...
2
New sketches of every-day life: a diary. Together with ...
Then see the embrace of the winter and the summer in old Norway; descend into
the plain of Svalem, behold the valleys of Aamaa^t and Sillejord, or the
paradisiacally beautiful Vestfjordal, through which the Man flows still and clear as
a mirror ...
Else how could he have 'ven that delightful description of an evening in Ischia, in
which he combined the lifelike forms of the dancing girls, the returning fishermen
and the dark-haired children into a lovely picture, for which the paradisiacally ...
4
The spectacle of the body in late medieval England
... that was both paradisiacally and apocalyptically marked' (Münkler 2002, 221) –
are shown the Ichthiophagi, benign fish-eaters, and the Astomi, applesmellers.
107 The Ebstorf map also places the peaceful sungazing Indian Gymnosophisti ...
Ciobanu Estella Antoaneta, 2012
5
The President's Daughters: Including Nina
All was still, full of repose, full of enjoyment ; all so lovely, so paradisiacally
beautiful. Nina breathed deeply, breathed lightly, inhaled the fresh air, and
looked up to the stars. New life streamed into her heart. The load which she had
just now felt ...
Then see the embrace of the winter and the summer in old Norway; descend into
the plain of Svalem, behold the valleys of Anmaadt and Sillcjord, or the
paradisiacally beautiful Vestfjordal, through which the Man flows' still and clear
as a ...
Eliakim Littell, Robert S. Littell, 1866
If she spits at any one, they consider it a high honour, and a mark of saintly favour
." I gazed with horror at the crazy marabout, (who was a black woman) ; she was
decidedly in a paradisiacally primitive costume ; and her linendraper's account, ...
Lady Emmeline Stuart-Wortley, 1853
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Problematic Characters: A Novel
In the garden of the chateau all looked paradisiacally fresh and fragrant, as on
the first day of creation. The flowers raised their heads again, and if here and
there a few drops were still hanging in a calyx, they looked in the bright sunshine
like ...
Friedrich Spielhagen, 1870
Then see the embrace of the winter and the summer in old Norway ; descend into
the plain of Svalem, behold the valleys of Aamaadt and Sillejord, or the
paradisiacally beautiful Vestf jordal, through which the Man flows still and clear
aa a ...
Certainly no country was ever mote paradisiacally formed to retain it. My time was
limited, however ; I could not stay and study these people and their customs as I
would have wished. I could not visit the great summer resort, the famed Eaux ...
NEWS ITEMS WHICH INCLUDE THE TERM «PARADISIACALLY»
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Connect the Plots' stage garden gets growing
Further down a narrow path, the orchard of heritage apple trees sits paradisiacally—another spot the artistic team will bring alive in a ... «Straight.com, Aug 13»
