human
to become in death
gpt
to
human
The SPIRIT, _now_
gpt
(all full of delight), to become in death utterly powerless, an unconscious--passive thing--
human
how intolerable the thought, and how repulsive the contrast! It is _not_ in its state _after death_, but _during life_, that the poet represents the spirit to be a
gpt
If we fall into the error of supposing him to refer to the _former_ period, we are compelled to alter our text, in order to make the passage intelligible, or invent some new meaning to the word