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_ His narration and explanation of what has
gone before is pictured as the
disentangling
of woven threads.
Keats
_Like .
.
.
among.
_ Take this line word by word, and see how
many different ideas go to create the incomparably ghostly effect.
ll.
289 seq.
Horror is skilfully kept from this picture and only tragedy
left.
The horror is for the eyes of his murderers, not for his love.
l.
292.
_unthread .
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woof.
_ His narration and explanation of what has
gone before is pictured as the
disentangling
of woven threads.
l.
293.
_darken'd.
_ In many senses, since their crime was (1) concealed
from Isabella, (2) darkly evil, (3) done in the darkness of the wood.
PAGE 68.
ll.
305 seq.
The whole sound of this stanza is that of a faint
and far-away echo.
l.
308.
_knelling.
_ Every sound is like a death-bell to him.
PAGE 69.
l.
316.
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