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... fool and some of his motley tribe whom Shakspeare has delineated we take for our study . It is because we think that ... fool may teach a wise man wit ? " As there are infinite varieties of folly , so there are many kinds of fools ...
... fool and some of his motley tribe whom Shakspeare has delineated we take for our study . It is because we think that ... fool may teach a wise man wit ? " As there are infinite varieties of folly , so there are many kinds of fools ...
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... fool is a greater fool than an ignorant one . Shakspeare has made Malvolio the butt of never - ending laughter , a mirror in which all coxcombs may see themselves . Lavatch , the clown in ' All's Well that Ends Well , ' is inferior to ...
... fool is a greater fool than an ignorant one . Shakspeare has made Malvolio the butt of never - ending laughter , a mirror in which all coxcombs may see themselves . Lavatch , the clown in ' All's Well that Ends Well , ' is inferior to ...
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... fool , yea ! thinks of him first : " How dost my boy ? Art cold ? I am cold myself ! Come to your hovel , poor fool and knave . There is one part in my heart that's sorry for thee . " The sudden dis- appearance of the fool may surprise ...
... fool , yea ! thinks of him first : " How dost my boy ? Art cold ? I am cold myself ! Come to your hovel , poor fool and knave . There is one part in my heart that's sorry for thee . " The sudden dis- appearance of the fool may surprise ...
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the Odyssey of Ancient India | 95 |
The Poet Cowper and his Surroundings | 133 |
Primal Instinct and Culture in Art By PHILIP | 165 |
Urheberrecht | |
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