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... thou wouldest not thinke how ill all's heere about my heart ' ; how revealing is that ' but ' , and then how finely Hamlet at once reaffirms his courage , his heart , by rounding mildly upon him- self with a second ' but ' that reverses ...
... thou wouldest not thinke how ill all's heere about my heart ' ; how revealing is that ' but ' , and then how finely Hamlet at once reaffirms his courage , his heart , by rounding mildly upon him- self with a second ' but ' that reverses ...
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... thou wouldest not thinke how ill all's heere about my heart ' leads us to Keats's poignant sense of breathing and the heart , of that tragic solicitude which informs the very greatest poetry : However among the efforts this breathing is ...
... thou wouldest not thinke how ill all's heere about my heart ' leads us to Keats's poignant sense of breathing and the heart , of that tragic solicitude which informs the very greatest poetry : However among the efforts this breathing is ...
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... Thou weariest me ! Hold ! take thou this purse of gold , furnish thyself with richer habiliments , and meet me at my lodging straight . ' Whereupon he would leave the stage and the survivor would get on with it . Late Victorian actors ...
... Thou weariest me ! Hold ! take thou this purse of gold , furnish thyself with richer habiliments , and meet me at my lodging straight . ' Whereupon he would leave the stage and the survivor would get on with it . Late Victorian actors ...
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The Wedmore Memorial Lecture 1975 | 24 |
Don Carlos Coloma Memorial Lecture 1974 | 47 |
The Giff Edmonds Memorial Lecture 1975 | 57 |
Urheberrecht | |
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