DT the linguist
Mark Wright AIA
mwaia at yahoo.com
Sat Oct 9 12:22:42 CDT 1999
--- "Terrance F. Flaherty" <Lycidas at worldnet.att.net> wrote:
(frag)
> The game is fixed, "the odds belong to the past,"
> but not to Eden and A&E and the forbidden fruit, but to the
> Forbidden Wing, where control is the original sin and god
> has has juice running down his chin.
Howdy TF et al,
Do you refer to Burgess' fictional fragmentary essay "A Clockwork
Orange" embedded in "A Clockwork Orange" in which Man, as a creature
capable of moral choice, through good works ripens to sweetness until
he "...oozes juicily, at the last, upon the lips of God." Or beyond
the Burgess I hear to another source? I've often (well, more than
once...) wondered what his allusion might be. Something in Shakespeare
maybe?
Mark
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