Introduction to ShakespeareBlackie, 1907 - 136 Seiten |
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... poet in Shakespeare could not be content with what may be justly described as in a certain degree hackwork . The poet in Shakespeare aspired to an independent existence , and apparently he did not yet perceive that through the drama ...
... poet in Shakespeare could not be content with what may be justly described as in a certain degree hackwork . The poet in Shakespeare aspired to an independent existence , and apparently he did not yet perceive that through the drama ...
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... poet in Shakespeare more nearly overmatches the dra- matist than in any other of his plays . In Venus and Adonis and Lucrece the dramatist causes some embarrassment to the narrative poet . Shakespeare's endeavour in the earlier of the ...
... poet in Shakespeare more nearly overmatches the dra- matist than in any other of his plays . In Venus and Adonis and Lucrece the dramatist causes some embarrassment to the narrative poet . Shakespeare's endeavour in the earlier of the ...
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... poet of Puritanism , did honour in his earlier days to Shakespeare's memory in verses which tell of the profound impression made by the dramatist's " Delphic lines " , and elsewhere cele- brated him in contrast with Jonson , the poet of ...
... poet of Puritanism , did honour in his earlier days to Shakespeare's memory in verses which tell of the profound impression made by the dramatist's " Delphic lines " , and elsewhere cele- brated him in contrast with Jonson , the poet of ...
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