Introduction to ShakespeareBlackie & son, limited, 1900 - 136 Seiten |
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... beauty and innocence of the country- side and rural pleasures , real or Arcadian ; in the company of knaves and trulls he could conceive , as no other dramatist of his time , the purity and sweetness of English wife and maiden . From ...
... beauty and innocence of the country- side and rural pleasures , real or Arcadian ; in the company of knaves and trulls he could conceive , as no other dramatist of his time , the purity and sweetness of English wife and maiden . From ...
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... beauty as it is , could be followed without a great interval by Antony and Cleopatra . In recent years the study of changes which Shakespeare's versification underwent has in a striking manner confirmed the results previously attained ...
... beauty as it is , could be followed without a great interval by Antony and Cleopatra . In recent years the study of changes which Shakespeare's versification underwent has in a striking manner confirmed the results previously attained ...
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... beauty of feel- ing and expression Othello's farewell to the occupa- tion of his life , he could not proceed with the next speech ; he fell upon his son's shoulder , whispering , “ I am dying — speak to them for me " . He was borne off ...
... beauty of feel- ing and expression Othello's farewell to the occupa- tion of his life , he could not proceed with the next speech ; he fell upon his son's shoulder , whispering , “ I am dying — speak to them for me " . He was borne off ...
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