Introduction to ShakespeareAMS Press, 1970 - 136 Seiten |
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... Shake- peare's marriage , that passage in The Tempest where Prospero , after he has given his daughter to Ferdi- nand as his future bride , cautions the Prince against " breaking her virgin - knot " before All sanctimonious ceremonies ...
... Shake- peare's marriage , that passage in The Tempest where Prospero , after he has given his daughter to Ferdi- nand as his future bride , cautions the Prince against " breaking her virgin - knot " before All sanctimonious ceremonies ...
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... Shake- speare and his neighbours : " by the friends he can make therefor , we think it a fair mark for him to shoot at ; -it obtained would advance him indeed and would do us much good " . " If you bargain with William Shakespeare ...
... Shake- speare and his neighbours : " by the friends he can make therefor , we think it a fair mark for him to shoot at ; -it obtained would advance him indeed and would do us much good " . " If you bargain with William Shakespeare ...
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... Shake- speare was the man who of all modern and per- haps ancient poets had the largest and most comprehensive soul " ; but Dryden was not insen- sible to the fact that Shakespeare did not observe the laws of the drama as laid down by ...
... Shake- speare was the man who of all modern and per- haps ancient poets had the largest and most comprehensive soul " ; but Dryden was not insen- sible to the fact that Shakespeare did not observe the laws of the drama as laid down by ...
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