В описании Колриджа восхищение чудо

В описании Колриджа восхищение чудом садовой архитектуры соседствует с тайным опасением, что маленькому оазису когда-то суждено погибнуть. Колридж не упоминает угрозу явно, но заставляет читателя – путем нагнетания свистящих и шипящих звуков – заметить, что такие слова, как sinuous rills (т.е. “змеистые, извилистые ручейки-притоки”) включают в себя – словно неразорвавшуюся бомбу – слово sin (“грех”) и нечто “змеящееся”

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In the description of Coleridge admired miracle garden architecture is adjacent to a secret fear that the little oasis that is destined to die. Coleridge does not mention the threat explicitly, but makes the reader-by forcing whistling and hissing sounds (sibilants)-notice that words such as sinuous rills (i.e. "zmeistye, meandering streams and tributaries") include-as if nerazorvavšuûsâ bomb-the word sin ("sin") and something "zmeâŝeesâ"

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In the description of Coleridge admired miracle garden architecture coexists with a secret fear that little oasis once destined to die. Coleridge does not mention explicitly the threat, but makes the reader - by injecting whistling and hissing sounds - note that words such as sinuous rills (ie "serpentine, meandering streams, tributaries") include - like unexploded bombs - word sin ("sin") and something "Snake"

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In the description been Ancient Mariner-like admiration miracle garden architecture coexists with secret fear, that a small tranquil oasis poolside gardens when the destined to die. It does not mention Колридж threat clearly,But compels readers - by pumping mosquito and sizzling sounds - note, that words such as sinuоus rills (i.e. , "змеистые,Winding principality-tributaries") include the - as though неразорвавшуюся bomb - the word sin ( "sin") and something "змеящееся"