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Sound Intentions: The Workings of Rhyme in ...
And the ripe plum still wears its dim attire, The undisturbed lake has crystal space
; Why then should man, teasing the world for grace, Spoil his salvation for a fierce
miscreed? In the long package of writing from the spring of 1819 which he sent ...
2
Metaphor: A Psychoanalytic View
For winds to kiss and grateful bees to feed, And the ripe plum still wears its dim
attire; The undisturbed lake has crystal space; Why then should man, teasing the
world for grace, Spoil his salvation for a fierce miscreed? Keats, who wrote to j.
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The Complete Works of John Keats
... the ripe plumb will wear still wears its dim attire, The undisturbed Lake has
crystal space— Why then should man fe^g, ft^jg"; E 7 (fes-own bright name-
deface And|^Hj our pleasures in his selfish firo Spoil his salvation by a fierce
miscreed ?
John Keats, Harry Buxton Forman,
1820
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The Evolution of Keats's Structural Imagery
(13-14) "Grace", "salvation", "miscreed" — which implies the existence of a true
creed — , the theme is ultimately a religious one, the confession of the poet's faith
, a reconciliation with the "forked" nature of man.1 It may be noted that we have ...
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The nightingale and the hawk: a psychological study of ...
Why then should man spoil his salvation by a 'fierce miscreed'? Both 'fierce' and '
miscreed' are strong words. A creed is a basic belief that one lives by. In his Ode
on Indolence he refers to ambition as pale of cheek, And ever watchful with ...
Katharine Margaret Wilson,
1964
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An Universal Etymological Dictionary
MISCREANT [of mix and quem) oil' cr/zyanl, F. q. d. 'na/e credmrfilz; on'v yllho
believes amiss] an Infidel, an Unbelibversfflso abase-minded Person. , . i _ f*:si"*'
MIscREA/TED, in begotten. "Sfiol" t MISCREED, dectlcd. N. G-P '_ I MISDEED' ...
The undisturbed Lake has crystal space — leasing the world for grace Why then
should Man his own bright name deface And spoil burn our pleasures in his
selfish fire — Spoil his salvation by a fierce miscreed Another on Fame Fame like
a ...
John Keats, Robert Gittings,
2002
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English Etymology: Or, a Derivative Dictionary of the ...
... a mis-creant is a nus-believer, an infidel, ineredulorls, unbelieving. _
MISCREED, " I suppose is only a rustic 'i word for descried: Ray :"-then Gr. 3
MlSERY; Mua-og, detestandu: ; unde hinc-a', adtsi; 'si quasi Mwnpoq, vel Muo-
agoc, i. e. ...
George William Lemon,
1783
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An universal etymological English dictionary
MISCREED, Decried. N. C. MISDEED, LfWir-to*Tj,5j*.] a Crime, a Fault.
MISDEMEANOUR, [of mi, and de- meter, F.] a behaving one's self ill ; an Offence
or Fault. HIGH MISDEMEANOUR, a Crime of a heinous Nature, next to High
Treason.
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Kata Ton Daimona Eaytoy
... and the ripe plum still wears its dim attire, the undisturbed lake has crystal
space; why then should man, teasing the world for grace, spoil his salvation for a
fierce miscreed? The Aztec civilization, destroyed by the progress of the human.