[DOC] [TLE] Ishmael (Moby-Dick) - Wikipedia [PAR] Ishmael is a fictional character in Herman Melville's Moby-Dick (1851). Ishmael, 
the only ... From the mid-twentieth century onward, critics distinguished Ishmael 
from ... of Ishmael: And I only am escaped alone to tell thee (Job) says the 
epigraph. ... The novel, says critic Walter Bezanson, is not so much about Ahab or 
the... [DOC] [TLE] Game Show NewsNet [PAR] Dec 15, 2005 ... Maria finds the Daily Double under $800 On the Job Training (as in the Book of 
Job). ... $400, Maria bets $700 on a line in Job: "And I only am escaped alone to 
tell thee", being the title of the epilogue to a 19th Century novel. [DOC] [TLE] Ishmael's New Testament: Salvation in Moby Dick | English Plus ... [PAR] Jul 6, 2016 ... Moby Dick is set in the primitive, pre-Christian universe of Job. ... While Ahab 
may be extreme in his rebellion against God, the novel seems to say that ..... For 
a nineteenth century liberal Christian or Unitarian as Melville probably ... four 
times in Job 1:15-19 , And I only am escaped alone to tell thee (470). [DOC] [TLE] Melville's Epilogue - Cultivare - Patheos [PAR] Sep 14, 2012 ... Melville's description of his recently completed novel, Moby-Dick, also ... of 
Christianity that emerged from the nineteenth century. ... How does he, the one 
who is named after a Biblical castaway, a wanderer in the line of Cain, survive? ... 
words of Job in his mouth (And I only am escaped alone to tell thee.). [DOC] [TLE] Melville's Bibles - University of California Press [PAR] American fiction19th century. History and criticism. I. Title. ps2388.b5p37 
2008. 813'.3 ..... which Ahab captures the tragic antitheodician line in Job, 
Stubb and. Flask act out .... it is, in Eyal Peretz's terms, that which is associated in 
the novel with .... EpilogueAnd I only am escaped alone to tell thee
appears four. [DOC] [TLE] Howellptr - Society for Critical Exchange [PAR] For a good many writers in the 19th century, "originality" simply was not ... of its 
narrative structure, treats the novelty of Melville's novel with a high level of vitriol. 
..... the textual precedent of Job 1:14-19: "'And I only am escaped alone to tell 
thee. ... As Ishmael points out, the use of this safety line, called the "monkey-rope,
" is... [DOC] [TLE] Sailor, Writer, Metaphysician - Salem Press [PAR] nineteenth-century sailors mostly served on vessels within the same occupation. 
... inspiration for what has been called the greatest American novelhis years at 
sea ... The last line echoes. Job 1:15 and 1:19and I only am escaped alone to 
tell theeand prefigures ... beginning of the Epilogue (Melville 573). Melville's... [DOC] [TLE] MELVILLE'S ARTFUL ART IN MOBY-DICK1 BRIAN EDWARDS ... [PAR] It is a peculiar text (but, then, so are Hawthorne's novels), a romance of the whale 
.... important nineteenth-century enterprise, but also for a discourse on method:... [DOC] [TLE] The Morehead The Merrier: Moby's Dick [PAR] Nov 17, 2012 ... Herman Melville, 19th Century America's favorite comedy writer, the Patrick ... us 
a whale being butchered, they finish the job of butchering the novel. ... Yes, they 
give Moby Dick, a novel whose epilogue is titled "And I .... He has one of the 
silliest lines ever written: "I've done more than kill you; I've hurt you!"... [DOC] [TLE] PDF Format - Charlie W. Starr [PAR] close an identification of Ahab with the chief moral focus of the novel and, 
ultimately, from a ... Nineteenth-century America was Platonic in its philosophy 
and mainly ..... Sure of his innocence, Job has impatiently called for an 
explanation ... l:14-19--"And I only am escaped alone to tell thee"--he is saying 
that

Question: A line in Job, "and I only am escaped alone to tell thee", is the title of the epilogue to this 19th century novel
Answer: Moby Dick