In this sense it might also have been for him a personal allegory of his scholarly battle against pure aestheticism. [noun]
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Were we disposed to make the allegory of the eighth day, theirs would not be the proper mode of it. [noun]
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"I do not understand the allegory," answered Gianbattista. [adverb]
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It is a prose Paradise Lost, and would undoubtedly be known as a remarkable allegory were it not overshadowed by its great rival. [noun]
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The modern man loses himself in the confused allegory of the Faery Queen, skips all but the marked passages, and softly closes the book in gentle weariness. [noun]
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An Allegory of the Union of the Country _Ditto_. [Please select]
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It was plain that Samson's bull-strength was no allegory to them. [noun]
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The composite animal in Book IX is an allegory of the parts of the soul. [Please select]
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