Introduction to ShakespeareBlackie, 1907 - 136 Seiten |
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... speare . According to M. Darmeşteter : the first period extends front , 1588 to 1593 ; he names it " Les Années d'Apprentissage " ; it is succeeded by the " Période d ... speare's plays the larger results may be considered as certain.
... speare . According to M. Darmeşteter : the first period extends front , 1588 to 1593 ; he names it " Les Années d'Apprentissage " ; it is succeeded by the " Période d ... speare's plays the larger results may be considered as certain.
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... speare's work . Lamb , who touched nothing that he did not adorn , attempted no systematic body of criticism , but ... speare by Lamb and his sister have served to intro- duce many young readers to the plays from which the narratives are ...
... speare's work . Lamb , who touched nothing that he did not adorn , attempted no systematic body of criticism , but ... speare by Lamb and his sister have served to intro- duce many young readers to the plays from which the narratives are ...
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... speare's plays were performed in Germany by Eng- lish companies travelling on the Continent , and adaptations or ... speare aright ; opposing himself to the tyranny of French models on the stage , he maintained that judged even by the ...
... speare's plays were performed in Germany by Eng- lish companies travelling on the Continent , and adaptations or ... speare aright ; opposing himself to the tyranny of French models on the stage , he maintained that judged even by the ...
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