The Hound of Heaven An Interpretation
The Hound of Heaven An Interpretation
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Fear. — It was indeed a purblind dread of this tremendous Lover that caused the flight.
Line 4Q. Note the strong, active sense of "following, " a proper, but contrary to normal, usage, which offers the word in an inactive sense only, 'V. G. , "the following paragraph. " Compare note on line 14.
Line 51. Adam and Eve in the garden after their betrayal of God's trust, to keep their souls untarnished, found no place to shelter them "when they heard the voice of the Lord God walking in paradise at ...the afternoon air" (Genesis iii, 8).
Lines 52-60 Foiled of his purpose among the stars, he drops back to earth; but remembering his cheated dreams of winning satisfying love from older folk, he seeks in the love of children surcease of his pain.
Line 52. That After Which I Strayed. — The human heart is always consciously or unconsciously seeking the "perfect good, " the possession of which will bring it perfect well-being and adequate happiness.
Line 53. Thompson's love of children was remarkable.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Fear. — It was indeed a purblind dread of this tremendous Lover that caused the flight.
Line 4Q. Note the strong, active sense of "following, " a proper, but contrary to normal, usage, which offers the word in an inactive sense only, 'V. G. , "the following paragraph. " Compare note on line 14.
Line 51. Adam and Eve in the garden after their betrayal of God's trust, to keep their souls untarnished, found no place to shelter them "when they heard the voice of the Lord God walking in paradise at ...the afternoon air" (Genesis iii, 8).
Lines 52-60 Foiled of his purpose among the stars, he drops back to earth; but remembering his cheated dreams of winning satisfying love from older folk, he seeks in the love of children surcease of his pain.
Line 52. That After Which I Strayed. — The human heart is always consciously or unconsciously seeking the "perfect good, " the possession of which will bring it perfect well-being and adequate happiness.
Line 53. Thompson's love of children was remarkable.
What to read after The Hound of Heaven An Interpretation?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Francis P Francis Peter Lebuffe to read onlineMoreLess
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