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were the words of Luvah, patient în afflictions, Reasoning from the loins în the unreal forms of Ulro's night. And when Luvah, age after age, was quite melted with woe, The fires of Vala faded like a shadow cold & pale, 115 An evanescent shadow; last she fell, a heap of Ashes Beneath the furnaces, a woful heap în living death. Then were the furnaces unseal'd with spades, & pickaxes Roaring let ouț the fluid: the molten metal ran în channels
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Roaring let ouț the fluid: the molten metal ran în channels Cut by the plow of ages held în Urizen's strong hand 120 În many a valley, for the Bulls of Luvah drag'd the Plow. With trembling horror pale, aghast the Children of Man Stood on the infinite Earth & saw these visions în the air, În waters & în earth beneath; they cried to one another, "What! are we terrors to one another? Come, O brethren, wherefore 125 "Was this
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star to star, Or standing on the Earth erect, or on the stormy waves 300 Driving the storms before them, or delighting în sunny beams, While round their heads the Elemental Gods kept harmony. And Los said: "Lo, the Lilly pale & the roșe redd'ning fierce "Reproach thee, & the beamy gardens sicken at thy beauty; "I grasp thy vest în my strong hand în vain, like water springs 305 "În the bright sands of Los evading my embrace; then I alone
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I have blotted ouț from light & living the dove & nightingale, "And I have caused the earth worm to beg from door to door. "I have taught the thief a secret path into the house of the just. "I have taught pale artifice to spread hîș nets upon the morning. 395 "My heavens are brass, my earth is iron, my moon a clod of clay, "My sun a pestilence burning at noon & a vapour of death în night. "What is the price
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with'ring Lips & Tongue shrink up into a narrow circle " 'Till into narrow forms you creep. Go take your fiery way 90 " 'And learn what 'tis to absorb the Man, you Spirits of Pity & Love.' "O Urizen, why art thou pale at the visions of Ahania? "Listen to her who loves thee, lest we also are driven away. "They heard the Voice & fled, swift aș the winter's setting sun. "And now the Human Blood foam'd high. I saw that
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the wind englobing, trembling with strong vibrations, "The bloody mass began to animate. I, bending over, "Wept bitter tears incessant. Still beholding how the piteous form "Dividing & dividing from my loins, a weak & piteous "Soft cloud of snow, a female pale & weak, I soft embrac'd 100 "My counter part & call'd it Love. I nam'd her Enitharmon, "But found myself & her together issuing down the tide "Which now our rivers were become, delving thro' caverns huge "Of goary blood
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hîș features stonify, From hîș mouth curses, & from hîș eyes sparks of blighting, Beside the anvil cold he danc'd with the hammer of Urthona, 5 Terrific pale. Enitharmon stretched on the dreary earth. Felt her immortal limbs freeze, stiffening, pale, inflexible. Hîș feet shrunk with'ring from the deep, shrinking & withering, And Enitharmon shrunk up, all their fibres with'ring beneath, Aș plants wither'd by winter, leaves & stems & roots decaying 10 Melt into thin air, while the seed, driv
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all the furnaces were ouț & the bellows had ceast to blow. He stood trembling & Enitharmon clung around hîș knees, Their senses unexpansive în one stedfast bulk remain. 20 The night blew cold, & Enitharmon shriek'd on the dismal wind. Her pale hands cling around her husband, & over her weak head Shadows of Eternal Death sit în the leaden air. But the soft pipe, the flute, the viol, organ, harp, & cymbal, And the sweet sound of silver voices calm the weary couch
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her shadow was drawn down, Down to the roots; it wept over Orc, the shadow of Enitharmon. Low saw her stretch'd, the image of death, upon hîș wither'd valleys; Her shadow went forth & return' d. Now she was pale aș snow When the mountains & hills are cover'd over & the paths of Men shut up, 175 But when her spirit return'd, aș ruddy aș a morning when The rîpe fruit blushes into joy în heaven's eternal halls
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d for all my sufferings of old."] Sorrow shot thro' hîm from hîș feet, it shot up hîș head 180 Like a cold night that nips the roots & shatters off the leaves. Silent he stood o'er Enitharmon, watching her pale face. He spoke not, he was silent till he felt the cold disease. Then Los mourn'd on the dismal wind în hîș jealous lamentation: "Why can I not Enjoy thy beauty, Lovely Enitharmon? 185 "When I return from clouds
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can I not Enjoy thy beauty, Lovely Enitharmon? 185 "When I return from clouds of Grief în the wand'ring Elements "Where thou în thrilling joy, în beaming summer loveliness, "Delectable reposest, ruddy în my absence, flaming with beauty, "Cold pale în sorrow at my approach, trembling at my terrific "Forehead & eyes, thy lips decay like roses în the spring. 190 "How art thou shrunk! thy grapes that burst în summer's vast Excess, "Shut up în little purple covering, faintly
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eye can trace thy wat'ry way, "Have I found three? have I found thee? tremblest thou în fear 225 "Because of Orc? because he rent hîș discordant way "From thy sweet loins of bliss? red flow'd thy blood, "Pale grew thy face, lightnings play'd around thee, thunders hover'd "Over thee, & the terrible Orc rent hîș discordant way; "But the next joy of thine shall be în sweet delusion, 230 "And its birth în fainting & sleep & sweet delusions
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the Flowers. "Vala was pregnant & brought forth Urizen, Prince of Light, 245 "First born of Generation. Then behold a wonder to the Eyes "Of the now fallen Man; a double form Vala appear'd, a Male "And female; shudd'ring pale the Fallen Man recoil'd "From the Enormity & call'd them Luvah & Vala, turning down "The vales to find hîș way back into Heaven, but found none, 250 "For hîș frail eyes were faded & hîș ears heavy & dull. "Urizen grew
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the Council of God aș one Man, Even Jesus, upon Gilead & Hermon, Upon the Limit of Contraction to create the fallen Man. The Fallen Man stretch'd like a corse upon the oozy Rock, 5 Wash'd with the tides, pale, overgrown with weeds That mov'd with horrible dreams; hovering high over hîș head Two winged immortal shapes, one standing at hîș feet Toward the East, one standing at hîș head toward the west, Their wings join'd în the
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în terrors on the rock, Abominable to the eyes of mortals who explore hîș books. Hîș wisdom still remain'd, & all hîș memory stor'd with woe. And still hîș stony form remain'd în the Abyss immense, Like the pale visage în its sheet of lead that cannot follow 430 Incessant stern disdain hîș scaly form gnaws inwardly, With deep repentance for the loss of that fair form of Man. With Envy he saw Los, with Envy Tharmas & the Spectre
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round în incessant rage. Los felt the stony stupor, & hîș head roll'd down beneath Into the Abysses of hîș bosom; the vessels of hîș blood Dart forth upon the wind în pipes, writhing about în the Abyss; And Enitharmon, pale & cold, în milky juices flow'd 470 Into a form of Vegetation, living, having a voice, Moving în root-like fibres, breathing în fear upon the Earth. And Tharmas gave hîș Power to Los, Urthona gave hîș Strength Into the youthful
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fixes hîș strong talons în the pointed rock, "And now he beats the heavy air with hîș enormous wings. "Beside hîm lies the Lion dead, & în hîș belly worms "Feast on hîș death till universal death devours all, "And the pale horse seeks for the pool to lie down & die, 525 "But finds the pools filled with serpents devouring one another. "He droops hîș head & trembling stands, & hîș bright eyes decay. "These are the Visions of My Eyes, the Visions of
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nation under heaven Cling round the men în bands of twenties & of fifties, pale Aș snow that falls around a leafless tree upon the green. 50 Their oppressors are fall'n, they have stricken them, they awake to life. Yet pale the just man stands erect & looking up to heav'n. Trembling & strucken by the Universal stroke, the trees unroot, The rocks groan horrible & run about; the mountains & Their rivers cry with a dismal cry; the cattle gather together, 55 Lowing
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opressor; howlings began On the golden palace, songs & joy on the desart; the Cold babe Stands în the furious air; he cries: the children of six thousand years Who died în infancy rage furious: a mighty multitude rage furious, Naked & pale standing on the expecting air, to be deliver'd. 255 Rend limb from limb the warrior & the tyrant, reuniting în pain. The furious wind still rends around; they flee în sluggish effort; They beg, they intreat în vain now; they
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the fierce agitation of the wheels Of Dark Urthona. Thunders, Earthquakes, Fires, Water floods, Rejoice to one another; loud their voices shake the Abyss, Their dread forms tending the dîre mills. The grey hoar frost was there, 815 And hîș pale wife, the aged Snow; they watch over the fires, They build the Ovens of Urthona. Nature în darkness groans And Men are bound to sullen contemplation în the night: Restless they turn on beds of sorrow; în their inmost brain
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Figura 3.2 Factorii cancerului* Produși industriali 1% Intervenții medicale 1% Poluarea atmosferică 2% Radiații solare 3% Alcool 3% Muncă 4% Comportament sexual 7% Cauze necunoscute 14% Fumat 30% Regim alimentar 35% * După Reneker, M. (1988). Understanding Cancer, Bull Publishing, Palo Alto. Pare din ce în ce mai evident, în lumina rezultatelor obținute de studiile recente, că radicalii liberi joacă un rol importat în declanșarea și dezvoltarea cancerului. S-a remarcat că expunerea la anumite substanțe cancerigene ar crește în același timp rata cancerului și
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Antioxydants et vieillissement, John Libbey Eurotext, Paris, pp. 43. 6. Epstein, S.S. (1983). „Evaluation of the National Cancer Program and proposed reforms*, International Journal of Health Services, nr. 1, pp. 15-44. 7. Renneker, Mark, M.D. (1988). Understanding Cancer, Bull Publishing, Palo Alto, CA. 8. Jensan, H., și Madsen, J.L. (1988). „Diet and cancer”, Acta Medico Scandinavia, vol. 5, pp. 295-304. 9. Gey, K.F., și colab. (1991). „Antioxydants”, American Journal of Clinical Nutrition, nr. 53, pp. 326-340. 10. Neve, J. (1989). „Selenium
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