Introduction to ShakespeareBlackie & son, limited, 1900 - 136 Seiten |
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... moral purpose , and this didactic tendency had in a measure been saved from the aridity and abstractedness of mere allegory by the close connection of the Morality with historical passions , persons , and events . In both the Miracles ...
... moral purpose , and this didactic tendency had in a measure been saved from the aridity and abstractedness of mere allegory by the close connection of the Morality with historical passions , persons , and events . In both the Miracles ...
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... moral world . Where hatred , deceit , and egoism are out- rageous , love is deep and still , a pure and quiet fount of blessing ; Cordelia utters no passionate outcry , but all that is of virtuous power in the play organizes itself ...
... moral world . Where hatred , deceit , and egoism are out- rageous , love is deep and still , a pure and quiet fount of blessing ; Cordelia utters no passionate outcry , but all that is of virtuous power in the play organizes itself ...
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... moral wisdom ; the radiant joy of young and pure hearts : —these are the themes of Shakespeare's latest plays . Yet no moral is ever obtruded ; the dramatist is intent only on duly presenting his characters and evolving their action ...
... moral wisdom ; the radiant joy of young and pure hearts : —these are the themes of Shakespeare's latest plays . Yet no moral is ever obtruded ; the dramatist is intent only on duly presenting his characters and evolving their action ...
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