Actually, you could ask for one thing more: some access to tragic feeling.
His work is permeated by a deep feeling for the tragic predicament of the Greeks, as indeed of modern man in general.
Li secretly ferrets out the books and reads them, relishing the humor in Mark Twain and feeling deeply the tragic betrayals and chaos in "King Lear".
New readers will find that Stevens convinces by manner as well as conscience, by vivacity as well as fidelity, by tragic feeling as well as comic satire.
You won't recall what you wrote the next morning, and will have the tragic feeling all day that it was the Hemingway's suitcase of blog posts.
Seneca (4 bce–65 ce) wrote at least eight tragedies, mostly adaptations of Greek materials, such as the stories of Oedipus, Hippolytus, and Agamemnon, but with little of the Greek tragic feeling for character and theme.
As an artist, he had deepened his subject, moving to a more varied cast of characters and a sense of place — and, above all, toward deeper feeling, a more tragic voice.
The next town we came to, McLean, had the most tragic feeling of abandonment to it.
Absorbing the creative spirit of the great writers she admires by translating them allows Aaliya to live alone without feeling like a tragic figure.
She describes a tragic feeling as well as the intrigue of exploring abandoned houses that gave shelter to wild animals, dense with plant growth taking over.
"There will be plenty of opportunities for students to exchange views, opinions and feelings on the tragic accident".
