10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «PURGATORIALLY»
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purgatorially in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
purgatorially and brief extracts from same to provide context of its use in English literature.
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Risorgimento in Modern Italian Culture: Revisiting the ...
(The Plague Sower, 4)] To be sure, this is a self-confessed borrowing from Dante,
as revealed in the adverb "purgatorialmente " [purgatorially] but also a
remarkable example of concealed poetry, if one simply breaks down the prose as
follows ...
2
Jesus Laughed: The Redemptive Power of Humor
It is power to be able to attend, powerful or powerless; it is love to laugh bitterly,
purgatively, purgatorially, and then to be quiet. (1997, 125–26) It is a conspiracy
to cheat Death. As Rose says, "It is . . . to be able to laugh bitterly, purgatively, ...
3
Sermons on Living Subjects
pains of it, working purgatorially, must have great and decisive effects. Whereas,
the very thing best proved by observation is that pains are nearly unrela- tional as
respects the improvement of character. The fears of pain or penalty, so much ...
4
The Churchman, a Magazine in Defence of the Church and ...
Here we have plainly two points insisted upon ; and not, as some moderns would
persuade us, only the single point of Prayers for the Dead purgatorially offered up
. The two points are : first, Prayers for the Dead under the general aspect of ...
... for it denies life even as such a disposition creates one's self in God's image.
Purgatorially comic action, on. A LIMBO OF SHARDS 298.
Dennis Patrick Slattery, 2007
The boarded floor of the little room was quite clean, the white deal table in the
middle of it was clean, and the rush-bottomed purgatorially-constructed chairs
were clean. There was a fireplace very large for the size, of the room, and a large
fire ...
7
The Virginia Convention of 1776. A Discourse Delivered ...
... with which the world is so often bored, when good men die, and with which the
shades of the good men themselves, if they are aware of what is going on in their
old haunts, must be purgatorially afliicted. But having glanced at a few chapters ...
8
The Quest for Shakespeare
Lear's purgatorially purified imagination is now fit to receive the stigmata, the very
wounds of Christ, echoing the Franciscan “madness” of Edgar (St. Francis having
famously received the stigmata). Immediately afterward we are given an even ...
9
Broken Hierarchies: Poems 1952-2012
Through which process, or by what form of trial, Pound attained his rôle as the
grillo's compère Preach at self-hazard. Gramsci scribed his will as a dead man
risen, Veins of durance granted to certain spirits. Cancel Hades; write
purgatorially ...
Geoffrey Hill, Kenneth Haynes, 2013
10
Hamlet: Character Studies
Is it a Catholic spirit, as its references to purgatorially 'sulphurous and tormenting
flames' (1.5.3) might suggest? If so, this spirit of the 'Old Faith' requests a
Protestant Hamlet (a student of Wittenberg, we should remember: see Chapter 1)
to ...
9 NEWS ITEMS WHICH INCLUDE THE TERM «PURGATORIALLY»
Find out what the national and international press are talking about and how the term
purgatorially is used in the context of the following news items.
James Wolcott on the Mad Men Finale
Look at how purgatorially that kitchen was lit—domesticity at its drabbest—compared to the bright framings or snug surroundings of the other characters as they ... «Vanity Fair, May 15»
From Cupcakes to Criticism: New York Magazine's new critic has AU …
... Thom Yorke (“pleasant, intermittently lovely but inarguably minor”) and Chris Brown (“a joyless, purgatorially long slog”). New albums from Nicki Minaj, Kanye ... «The Eagle, Nov 14»
Chris Brown's X Is a Joyless Slog and Already Sounds Like a Relic
I am here to report the very shocking news that the Chinese Democracy of Alpha-Bro R&B is largely a joyless, purgatorially long slog of faux confessions and ... «Vulture, Sep 14»
Holes, Arcola Tent - theatre review
The first-night audience in the purgatorially hot Arcola Tent was in a have-a-go mood when it came to enjoying the dubious humour, and I often found myself ... «Evening Standard, Jul 14»
The Perfect American, ENO, review
... of masturbatory minimalist repetition, pounding underneath shapeless vocal lines, most of them have for my taste proved purgatorially prolix and relentless. «Telegraph.co.uk, Jun 13»
Opera in 2012: review of a year in music
There is no need to dwell on a glut of purgatorially dreadful new operas: they are already dead, buried and forgotten (at least I hope they are). Two exceptions ... «Telegraph.co.uk, Dec 12»
Mise agus an Ghaeilge
And later, as a student teacher, he cycled the purgatorially long road from Meath to the Ballyvourney Gaeltacht, in Co Cork, each summer to perfect it. As did my ... «Irish Times, Mar 12»
Dublin Theatre Festival: round-up, various venues, Dublin, reviews
In fact she's only referred to in the programme as “Woman” – and you have to join the dots as this cryptic incarnation tells her story in a purgatorially gloomy room ... «Telegraph.co.uk, Oct 11»
Jenny Turner
I want to be Superman, too' – and fantasises about her 'conversion', as she calls it, a purgatorially painful operation poised somewhere between erotic act and ... «London Review of Books, Mar 09»
