Shakespearean Criticism: Excerpts from the Criticism of William Shakespeare's Plays and Poetry, from the First Published Appraisals to Current Evaluations, Band 6Gale Research Company, 1984 |
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... Antony's suicide ( IV.xiv ) . The entrance of Cleopatra's Eunuch , Mar- dian , sends Antony into a rage : " O , thy vile lady ! / She has robb'd me of my sword " [ IV . xiv . 22-3 ] . This is another way of stating the tragedy of Antony ...
... Antony's suicide ( IV.xiv ) . The entrance of Cleopatra's Eunuch , Mar- dian , sends Antony into a rage : " O , thy vile lady ! / She has robb'd me of my sword " [ IV . xiv . 22-3 ] . This is another way of stating the tragedy of Antony ...
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... Antony's arrival in Rome we are given two extended appraisals of his current reputation , the first by Caesar , who longs for his return , for he needs his aid , the second by Pompey , who hopes that Antony will remain in Egypt lest he ...
... Antony's arrival in Rome we are given two extended appraisals of his current reputation , the first by Caesar , who longs for his return , for he needs his aid , the second by Pompey , who hopes that Antony will remain in Egypt lest he ...
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... Antony's past conduct but his political reliability in the future . Octavius , who needs Antony's strength and skill in the expected war with Pompey , is not eager to scruple nicely about honor at such a moment . He wants from Antony a ...
... Antony's past conduct but his political reliability in the future . Octavius , who needs Antony's strength and skill in the expected war with Pompey , is not eager to scruple nicely about honor at such a moment . He wants from Antony a ...
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Preface | 7 |
Richard II | 241 |
The Two Gentlemen of Verona | 429 |
Urheberrecht | |
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