Shakespearean Tragedy: Lectures on Hamlet, Othello, King Lear, MacbethMacmillan, 1929 - 498 Seiten |
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... mind is poisoned . He can never see Ophelia in the same light again : she is a woman , and his mother is a woman : if she mentions the word ' brief ' to him , the answer drops from his lips like venom , as woman's love . " The last ...
... mind is poisoned . He can never see Ophelia in the same light again : she is a woman , and his mother is a woman : if she mentions the word ' brief ' to him , the answer drops from his lips like venom , as woman's love . " The last ...
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... mind ? Still , we are told , it was ridiculously weak in her to lose her reason . And here again her critics seem hardly to realise the situation , hardly to put themselves in the place of a girl whose lover , estranged from her , goes ...
... mind ? Still , we are told , it was ridiculously weak in her to lose her reason . And here again her critics seem hardly to realise the situation , hardly to put themselves in the place of a girl whose lover , estranged from her , goes ...
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... mind was perfectly at ease about the appointment , and that he never dreamed of Iago's being discontented at it , not even when the intrigue was disclosed and he asked him- self how he had offended Iago . 2 It is necessary to examine in ...
... mind was perfectly at ease about the appointment , and that he never dreamed of Iago's being discontented at it , not even when the intrigue was disclosed and he asked him- self how he had offended Iago . 2 It is necessary to examine in ...
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KING LEAR | 1 |
LECTURE I | 3 |
LECTURE II | 40 |
Urheberrecht | |
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