The Literature of the Age of ElizabethFields, Osgood, & Company, 1869 - 364 Seiten |
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... never overwhelmed or sub- merged by the multiplicity of impressions that unceas- ingly rushed in upon it . His soul lay genially open to the world of nature and human life , to receive the ob- jects that went streaming into it , but never ...
... never overwhelmed or sub- merged by the multiplicity of impressions that unceas- ingly rushed in upon it . His soul lay genially open to the world of nature and human life , to receive the ob- jects that went streaming into it , but never ...
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... never thoroughly identify him with the character ; for the character is more powerful , more perfectly de- veloped , acts out the law of his being with more free- dom , than the actual person with whom he is compared . Further than this ...
... never thoroughly identify him with the character ; for the character is more powerful , more perfectly de- veloped , acts out the law of his being with more free- dom , than the actual person with whom he is compared . Further than this ...
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... never , therefore , thoroughly mastered the philosophy of it . Here , then , in one corner of Shakespeare's mind , we find more than ample space for so great a poet as Byron to house himself . But Shakespeare not only in one conception ...
... never , therefore , thoroughly mastered the philosophy of it . Here , then , in one corner of Shakespeare's mind , we find more than ample space for so great a poet as Byron to house himself . But Shakespeare not only in one conception ...
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... never been adequately conceived . He must be tried by his peers ; and where are his peers ? We know that he grows in mental stature as our minds enlarge , and as we increase in our knowledge of him ; but he has never been included by ...
... never been adequately conceived . He must be tried by his peers ; and where are his peers ? We know that he grows in mental stature as our minds enlarge , and as we increase in our knowledge of him ; but he has never been included by ...
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... never printed , and it was a custom , when a play had popular elements in it , for other dramatists to be employed in making such additions as would give continual novelty to the old favorite . But of the plays published in our editions ...
... never printed , and it was a custom , when a play had popular elements in it , for other dramatists to be employed in making such additions as would give continual novelty to the old favorite . But of the plays published in our editions ...
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