Connecticut Review, Zväzky 3–4Board of Trustees for the Connecticut State Colleges., 1969 |
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HAWTHORNE AND THE REFUGE OF THE HEART by LEO SCHNEIDERMAN The doves , no less than Hilda , their Puritan mistress in The Marble Faun , were the perfect symbols of Hawthorne's powers of sublimating . So , speaking by way of hyperbole ...
HAWTHORNE AND THE REFUGE OF THE HEART by LEO SCHNEIDERMAN The doves , no less than Hilda , their Puritan mistress in The Marble Faun , were the perfect symbols of Hawthorne's powers of sublimating . So , speaking by way of hyperbole ...
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... Hawthorne was ambivalent toward his own inquisitiveness , regarding it as a kind of voyeurism . It was the interplay of opposed tendencies that brought about and main- tained the tension necessary for artistic creation . In this ...
... Hawthorne was ambivalent toward his own inquisitiveness , regarding it as a kind of voyeurism . It was the interplay of opposed tendencies that brought about and main- tained the tension necessary for artistic creation . In this ...
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... Hawthorne is not clear . It can be surmised , however , that her grief impressed itself deeply on the boy's mind ; it may have exacerbated whatever ... Hawthorne's brooding , sensitive temperament , it is not 86 HAWTHORNE AND THE REFUGE.
... Hawthorne is not clear . It can be surmised , however , that her grief impressed itself deeply on the boy's mind ; it may have exacerbated whatever ... Hawthorne's brooding , sensitive temperament , it is not 86 HAWTHORNE AND THE REFUGE.
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