=5.= And through his veins regenerating fire etc.
Anger made him strong, while grief made him weak. Is that not
true to nature?
=7.= Now once again he scanned the yellow plain, etc.
Hugh projects his subjective condition on nature. This idea
occurs often in the poem. Is it a true conception?
=14.= Alas for those who fondly place above, etc.
A continuation of the philosophy found on page 32. Love is the
supreme thing, not the person who is loved. The way is itself
the goal.
=19.= A bitter-sweet narcotic to the will, etc.
Note how Hugh’s hate arouses his energies. For his purposes it
is stronger than love.
Define: bellowsed, regenerating, lethargy, conspirant, merging,
vulnerable, narcotic.