Introduction to ShakespeareBooks for Libraries Press, 1895 - 136 Seiten |
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... true , but the statement cannot be proved . Mary Arden inherited from her father an estate of some sixty acres , known as Asbies , at Wilmecote , together with the reversion to part of a larger pro- perty at Snitterfield , on which ...
... true , but the statement cannot be proved . Mary Arden inherited from her father an estate of some sixty acres , known as Asbies , at Wilmecote , together with the reversion to part of a larger pro- perty at Snitterfield , on which ...
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... true name of " Aetion " had , says Spenser , a heroic sound , which agrees well with the name Shakespeare ; the epithet " gentle " seems to be one to which our poet had almost a peculiar right : And there , though last not least , is ...
... true name of " Aetion " had , says Spenser , a heroic sound , which agrees well with the name Shakespeare ; the epithet " gentle " seems to be one to which our poet had almost a peculiar right : And there , though last not least , is ...
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... true historic sense . §23 . Shakespeare's immediate predecessors in the drama were scholar - poets , who yet , with one exception that of John Lyly - may be said to have used popular methods , and to have made their appeal not to ...
... true historic sense . §23 . Shakespeare's immediate predecessors in the drama were scholar - poets , who yet , with one exception that of John Lyly - may be said to have used popular methods , and to have made their appeal not to ...
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... true passion and 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 ...
... true passion and 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 ...
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... true these horrors are usually related , not represented , although in the Medea the maddened heroine kills her children on the stage . But from these tragedies the conception of the physically horrible as an element of tragedy was ...
... true these horrors are usually related , not represented , although in the Medea the maddened heroine kills her children on the stage . But from these tragedies the conception of the physically horrible as an element of tragedy was ...
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