As a mark of and on Sula/Sula, the
epigraph foreshadows Sula's final isolation and incomprehensibility.
What is true for the novel as a whole, and particularly for Beloved's interior monologue, turns out also to be true for the seemingly simple
epigraph from St.
5) The story contains on its third page two consecutive sentences with language perfectly matching Clough's
epigraph reading "Il doutait de tout, meme de l'amour.
After this
epigraph there is a smaller arch, which depicts the figures of Shapour II and his son Shapour III, and above each of these impression the personalities of
epigraph have been introduced in Pahlavi Sassanid script.
The
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The word "tinsel" follows the lumen-eyed jaguar of the
epigraph.
The crucial part of the
epigraph is the second half.
If Cummings intends us to consider how our lovers may possess the attritional powers of the rain to transform, to destroy, Tennessee follows the
epigraph with a play from the center of which, in the character of Laura, active power, even small-handed active power, is as absent as the absconded Wingfield patriarch.
In the Stunned Body" features a Richard Hugo
epigraph, but although Hugo factors into the poem's opening, it is the speaker's wife and son who provide its heart.
Inessa Medzhibovskaya in her recent study of Tolstoy's conversion regards the
epigraph as part of a larger experiment in which the extent of freedom is tested within a network of individual reactions to responsibility.
Richard Holbrooke, who died last week at age 69, loved
epigraphs.
Moreover, as the reference to lilies in the second
epigraph might indicate, the Song of Solomon was sometimes interpreted as a prophetic account of the life of the Virgin Mary, who, having been frustratingly silent in the Gospels, was seen by medieval exegetes as having spoken through the words of this Old Testament book.
