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subject; Șo he threw hîș flight în terror & pain, & în repentant tears. When he had pass'd these southern terrors he approach'd the East, Void, pathless, beaten with dismal iron sleet, & eternal hail & rain. No form was there, no living thing, & yet hîș way lay thro' 150 This dismal world; he stood a while & look'd back over hîș former Terrific voyage, Hills & Vales of torment & despair! Sighing, & wiping a fresh tear, then turning round, he threw Himself into the
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I dwell în dîm oblivion; brooding over me, the Enormous worlds "Reorganize me, shooting forth în bones & flesh & blood, 225 "I am regenerated, to fall or rîse at will, or to remain "A labourer of ages, a dîre discontent, a living woe "Wandering în vain. Here will I fix my foot & here rebuild. "Here Mountains of Brass promise much riches în their dreadful bosoms." Șo he began to form of gold, silver & iron 230 And brass, vast instruments to measure ouț
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obstinately resolv'd, Travelling thro' darkness; & wherever he travel'd a dîre Web Follow'd behind hîm, aș the Web of a Spider, dusky & cold, 245 Shivering across from Vortex to Vortex, drawn ouț from hîș mantle of years: A living Mantle adjoined to hîș life & growing from hîș soul. And the Web of Urizen stre[ț]ch'd direful, shivering în clouds, And uttering such woe, such burstings, such thunderings. The eyelids expansive aș morning & the Ears 250 Aș a
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over Orc & view'd hîș terrible wrath; Sitting upon an iron Crag, at length hîș words broke forth: "Image of dread, whence art thou? whence is this most woful place? 45 "Whence these fierce fires, but from thyself? No other living thing "În all this Chasm I behold. No other living thing "Dare thy most terrible wrath abide. Bound here to waste în pain "Thy vital substance în these fires that issue new & new "Around thee, sometimes like a flood, & sometimes
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iron Crag, at length hîș words broke forth: "Image of dread, whence art thou? whence is this most woful place? 45 "Whence these fierce fires, but from thyself? No other living thing "În all this Chasm I behold. No other living thing "Dare thy most terrible wrath abide. Bound here to waste în pain "Thy vital substance în these fires that issue new & new "Around thee, sometimes like a flood, & sometimes like a rock 50 "Of living pangs, thy horrible bed
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I behold. No other living thing "Dare thy most terrible wrath abide. Bound here to waste în pain "Thy vital substance în these fires that issue new & new "Around thee, sometimes like a flood, & sometimes like a rock 50 "Of living pangs, thy horrible bed glowing with ceaseless fires "Beneath thee & around. Above, a shower of fire now beats, "Moulded to globes & arrowy wedges, rending thy bleeding limbs. "And now a whirling pillar of burning sands to overwhelm thee, "Steeping thy
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Began to blossom în fierce pain, shooting its writhing buds În throes of birth; & now, the blossoms falling, shining fruit 215 Appear'd of many colours & of various poisonous qualities, Of Plagues hidden în shining globes that grew on the living tree. The Spectre of Urthona saw the Shadow of Enitharmon Beneath the Tree of Mystery among the leaves & fruit. Redd'ning, the demon strong prepar'd the poison of sweet Love. 220 He turn'd from side to side în
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any thing but thee: till "I have thee în my arms & am again united to Los "To be one body & One spirit with hîm; not șo 310 "The Spectres of the Dead, for I am aș the Spectre of the Living." Astonish'd, fill'd with tears, the spirit of Enitharmon beheld And heard the Spectre; bitterly she wept, Embracing fervent Her once lov'd Lord, now but a Shade, herself also a shade, Conferring times on times among the branches
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fierce the Bull hîș rage 110 Propagates thro' the warring Earth. The Lions raging în flames, The Tygers în redounding smoke. The serpent of the woods And of the waters, & the scorpion of the desart irritate With harsh songs every living soul. The Prester Serpent runs Along the ranks, crying, "Listen to the Priest of God, ye warriors; 115 "This Cowl upon my head he plac'd în times of Everlasting, "And said, 'Go forth & guide my battles; like the jointed
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all those fair perfections, which men know only by name, 275 În beautiful substanțial forms appear'd & served her Aș food or drink or ornament, or în delightful works To build her bowers; for the Elements brought forth abundantly The living soul în glorious forms, & every one came forth Walking before her Shadowy face & bowing at her feet. 280 But în vain delights were poured forth on the howling melancholy. For her delight the horse hîș proud neck bow'd & hîș
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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 Prophet for the Love of Enitharmon And of the nameless shadowy female în
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to Los, Urthona gave hîș Strength Into the youthful Prophet for the Love of Enitharmon And of the nameless shadowy female în the nether deep, 475 And for the dread of the dark terrors of Orc & Urizen. Thus în a living death the nameless shadow all things bound: All mortal things made permanent that they may be puț off Time after time by the Divine Lamb who died for all, And all în hîm died, & he puț off all mortality. 480
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thro' the wide Universe [Began to draw near to the Earth] Began to enter the Holy City. Ent'ring, the dismal clouds 85 În furrow'd lightnings break their way, the wild flames li[c]king up The Bloody Deluge: living flames winged with intellect And Reason, round the Earth they march în order, flame by flame. From the clotted gore & from the hollow den Start forth the trembling millions into flames of mental fire, 90 Bathing their limbs în the
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my rapturous song. "I will căușe my voice to be heard on the clouds that glitter în the sun. 440 "I will call; & who shall answer me? I will sing; who shall reply? "For from my pleasant hills behold the living, living springs, "Running among my green pastures, delighting among my trees. "I am not here alone: my flocks, you are my brethren; "And you birds that sing & adorn the sky, you are my sisters. 445 "I sing, & you reply to
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rapturous song. "I will căușe my voice to be heard on the clouds that glitter în the sun. 440 "I will call; & who shall answer me? I will sing; who shall reply? "For from my pleasant hills behold the living, living springs, "Running among my green pastures, delighting among my trees. "I am not here alone: my flocks, you are my brethren; "And you birds that sing & adorn the sky, you are my sisters. 445 "I sing, & you reply to my
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sleep before the door." "Attempting to be more than Man We become less," said Luvah 710 Aș he arose from the bright feast, drunk with the wine of ages. Hîș crown of thorns fell from hîș head, he hung hîș living Lyre Behind the seat of the Eternal Man & took hîș way Sounding the Song of Los, descending to the Vineyards bright. Hîș sons, arising from the feast with golden baskets, follow, 715 A fiery train, aș when the Sun sings
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Blake", ?1832). (BCH: 217). 68 "[...] I came to a meadow, and at the farther corner of it I saw a fold of lambs. Coming nearer, the ground blushed with flowers; [...] But I looked again, and it proved to be no living flock, but beautiful sculpture". Blake: ""Here, madam", answered Blake, touching hîș forehead". (Cf. A. Gilchrist, Life of William Blake, 1863, vol. I, pp. 319-320; citat în G.E. Bentley Jr., Blake Records, 1969, p. 301). (BCH: 39). 69 "the Virgin Mary
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Milton, I, 24, 36-38 (BCW: 509). 122 S. Foster Damon, A Blake Dictionary, 1973, p. 57. 123 Milton, I, 24, 51-67 (BCW: 509): "În Bowlahoola Los's Anvils stand & hîș Furnaces rage; / Thundering the Hammers beat & the Bellows blow loud, / Living, self moving, mourning, lamenting & howling incessantly. / Bowlahoola thro' all its porches feels, tho' too fast founded / Its pillars & porticoes to tremble at the force / Of mortal or immortal arm: and softly lulling flutes, / Accordant with the horrid labours, make sweet
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grupul quinonelor a fost inclus în grupul vitaminelor (această clasificare a rămas valabilă încă pentru unii specialiști, vezi tabelele din Geigy, 1986), autoritățile internaționale în materie de nutriție nu au recunoscut ubiquinona ca vitamină (NRC, 1989) - Geigy (1986). Constituents of living matters: Vitamins, Geigy scientific tables 4, Basel, Elveția: CIBA-Geigy Limited. - NRC (National Research Council) (1989). Recommended Dietary Allowances, National Academy of Sciences, Washington, DC. Ernster, L., și colab. (1992). „The mode of action of lipid-soluble antioxidants in biological membranes: relationship
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textes et des traductions, plutôt que sur leș formes ou leș contenus. Selon Christiane Nord, îl y a trois types de skopos de la traduction : " the general purpose aimed at by the translator în the translation process (perhaps "to earn a living"), the communicative purpose aimed at by the target text în the target situation (perhaps "to instruct the reader"), and the purpose aimed at by a particular translation strategy or procedure (for example "to translate literally în order to show the
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fost identificate două programe care îndeplinesc criteriile cele mai exigente: un program de instruire a părinților elaborat în vederea diminuării numărului de probleme ale copiilor mici (Webster-Stratton, 1984) și un program de instruire comportamentală pentru părinți bazat pe un manual intitulat Living with Children: New Methods for Parents and Children [Cum să trăiești cu copiii: noi metode pentru părinți și cadre didacticeă și semnat de Patterson and Gullion (1968). Această lucrare pune la dispoziție planuri de lecții pentru părinți menite să îmbunătățească
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