Introduction to ShakespeareBlackie, 1907 - 136 Seiten |
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... spirit to finer issues , envelops us with the atmosphere of his wisdom , courage , mirth , benignity . We breathe his influence . And yet so effectually does he hide himself behind his creation , that even while we live and move in his ...
... spirit to finer issues , envelops us with the atmosphere of his wisdom , courage , mirth , benignity . We breathe his influence . And yet so effectually does he hide himself behind his creation , that even while we live and move in his ...
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... spirit of the play is essentially romantic . Theseus is a great medi- æval knight or an Elizabethan noble ; his Ama- zonian bride Hippolyta might as well be some gracious English châtelaine . Everything in the play mingles with its ...
... spirit of the play is essentially romantic . Theseus is a great medi- æval knight or an Elizabethan noble ; his Ama- zonian bride Hippolyta might as well be some gracious English châtelaine . Everything in the play mingles with its ...
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... spirit the actor's face turned " as white as his neckcloth " . " When the Betterton - Brutus " , says Colley Cibber , " was provoked in his dispute with Cassius , his spirit flew only to his eye ; his steady look alone supplied that ...
... spirit the actor's face turned " as white as his neckcloth " . " When the Betterton - Brutus " , says Colley Cibber , " was provoked in his dispute with Cassius , his spirit flew only to his eye ; his steady look alone supplied that ...
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