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... idea . Macbeth's mention of Duncan's approach with- out making any previous reply to his wife's cordial reception , is a natural effect of what fits nearest his heart ; and her coming to the main point at once , is well devised for ...
... idea . Macbeth's mention of Duncan's approach with- out making any previous reply to his wife's cordial reception , is a natural effect of what fits nearest his heart ; and her coming to the main point at once , is well devised for ...
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... idea of nature's general friend being mur- thered in that sleep , are aftonishing efforts of men- tal ability , and , for fo much , certainly place Shakespeare beyond any degree of comparative merit . The refufal of Macbeth to go again ...
... idea of nature's general friend being mur- thered in that sleep , are aftonishing efforts of men- tal ability , and , for fo much , certainly place Shakespeare beyond any degree of comparative merit . The refufal of Macbeth to go again ...
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... idea is blameably con- tinued in the last verse of Margery's fong ; the coun- try statute , though not at all effential to the piece , is an agreeable scene , and furnishes a spirited conclu- fion to the first act . Lucinda and her ...
... idea is blameably con- tinued in the last verse of Margery's fong ; the coun- try statute , though not at all effential to the piece , is an agreeable scene , and furnishes a spirited conclu- fion to the first act . Lucinda and her ...
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