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10 LIVROS EM INGLÊS RELACIONADOS COM «ATREMBLE»
Descubra o uso de
atremble na seguinte seleção bibliográfica. Livros relacionados com
atremble e pequenos extratos deles para contextualizar o seu uso na literatura.
1
Governance in the Asia-Pacific
aTremble. and obey« was how the emperors of China formerly ended their edicts
, and the Confucian imperial systemwas mirrored and copied bothin Korea and
Vietnam.A second feature of Confucianism is the desirefor stability, anddislike ...
David Goldblatt, Richard Maidment, Jeremy Mitchell,
2005
2
A Singing Contest: Conventions of Sound in the Poetry of ...
The use of the archaic or poetic “atremble” switches our attention away from the
bodies in the bed to the stirring of the trees outside the window. The end-word “e”
sound is repeated four times: “three,” “Penelope,” “tree” and “ivy,” knitting the ...
3
Toni Morrison: Paradise, Love, A Mercy
(318) As she looks at the ship of passengers brought to port in “rhythms of water,”
“disconsolate” and “atremble” (an allusion to the slave trade), this Black Madonna
-Black muse seems poised and at peace, observing the pattern of “rest” and ...
4
Stylistics and the Teaching of Literature
atremble. to comein« is odd because itdoes not, and the linguist can specify just
which grammatical rule is being violated. Again, what value for
literaryinterpretation does sucha specification have? I will cometo thatquestion
ina moment.
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The Duncan Campbell Scott Symposium
"She knows my worth," he says, "and her heart was all atremble" at their parting.
Some sort of shadow falls between her feeling for him and willingness to merge
her life with his. Perhaps she is right to resist. Why is she "all atremble?
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God and the Poetic Ego: The Appropriation of Biblical and ...
Daughters of Zion, even the yearning which sets your pure breasts atremble is
more for the martyr, bridegroom of the Cross, than for the Lord who rose again.
Here we seem to be back in the erotic atmosphere of the Song of Songs.
A: Living leaves me atremble. A: For me too life makes me shiver
. A: I feel anxious and afflicted. A: I see that Angela doesn't quite
know how to start. Being born is difficult. Should I advise her to talk more eas- ...
Clarice Lispector, Benjamin Moser,
2012
Every Trojan felt his knees atremble, seeing the great mnner armed and flashing
like the deadly god of war. When the Olympians joined the lines arrayed, Strife
came in power, goader of fighting men. Then standing by the moat outside the ...
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The Rigveda: The Earliest Religious Poetry of India
I would proclaim this to the soma-drop that is to come, the refreshing (drop) that is
to be poured and that, like him to be invoked [=Indra], sets my thoughts atremble
—the demon-smasher that sets my thoughts atremble. He himself should drive ...
10
Lorca in Tune with Falla: Literary and Musical Interludes
[East Wind; A streetlamp And the dagger In the heart. The street Is atremble like A
string Tensed to play, Atremble like A huge botfly. Everywhere I see the dagger In
the heart.] (PCJ 177–8) The East Wind may refer to the essence of the Orient, ...
10 NOTÍCIAS NAS QUAIS SE INCLUI O TERMO «ATREMBLE»
Conheça de que se fala nos meios de comunicação nacionais e internacionais e como se utiliza o termo
atremble no contexto das seguintes notícias.
Out of Our Past: Tales of wild behavior in 1877
A war with Mexico does not give us fantods, nor does not make us all atremble. If they would put a boot to our neck, we would provide a shovel ... «Richmond, jun 15»
Chilly scenes of summer: Grim images are conjured every National …
We were still atremble at the 7.8-magnitude earthquake that struck Nepal on April 25 when a new tremor of 7.3-magnitude hit the Himalayan ... «Inquirer.net, mai 15»
Vigilantes Vs. Assassins on Mexicos Heroin Highway
... bravado, has followed Alanis out into no-man's land—holding up a press pass like a talisman in one hand, camera atremble in the other. «Daily Beast, mai 15»
The Memoir of Armenian Hero Hrant Guzelian
“'Thief, his heart atremble,' they turn Ararat to Agri. Is this perchance a prophesy, that the 'Armenian Question' will one day be a real agri (pain) ... «Asbarez Armenian News, abr 15»
Kelly: Raptors are about to make Toronto a basketball-first city
Last year, it was all a bit atremble before things started. There was an electric, nervous energy about the Raptors. This time, it's total cool. «The Globe and Mail, abr 15»
South African surprise: A country with a troubled past has a lot going …
... a herd of some 30 elephants rumbling through the early morning bush, a trail of trampled saplings in its wake, the ground atremble, the echo ... «Albuquerque Journal, mar 15»
Reflections: Two deeply spiritual experiences stand out in the …
... sets language atremble and silences facile chattiness. What is needed is adoration, awe before Mystery and deep reverence for the Good.”. «Press Herald, mar 15»
Reviewed in brief: Oscar nom 'Timbuktu,' 'Duke of Burgundy,' 'All the …
... owner Cynthia (Sidse Babett Knudsen, star of Denmark's internationally successful TV series “Borgen”) are atremble with kinky implication. «Minneapolis Star Tribune, fev 15»
Credit Illustration by Javier Jaén; Karen A. Racz / Courtesy the Author
... they are atremble with hiatuses; and they depend in large part on well borings, which are shallow, and on seismic studies, which are new, ... «The New Yorker, fev 15»
Influential writer on theological education dies at 85
... that the typical Protestant worship lacks “a sense of the terrible mystery of God, which sets language atremble and silences facile chattiness. «The Christian Century, jan 15»