Prefaces to Shakespeare: Introduction. Love's labour's lost. Julius Caesar. King LearSidgwick & Jackson, 1946 |
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... answer is that while he sees the Show he does not suppose it to " import the argument , " and is content to let it pass for an unlucky coincidence which no one can remark but he ; for dumb shows are apt to be , as Hamlet says ...
... answer is that while he sees the Show he does not suppose it to " import the argument , " and is content to let it pass for an unlucky coincidence which no one can remark but he ; for dumb shows are apt to be , as Hamlet says ...
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... answer . there lurks death . Hamlet yields , as usual , to the distraction of a little intellectual cat - and - mouse play . And Osric is easy game ; as easy as he himself is more practically proving to Claudius . We may note that even ...
... answer . there lurks death . Hamlet yields , as usual , to the distraction of a little intellectual cat - and - mouse play . And Osric is easy game ; as easy as he himself is more practically proving to Claudius . We may note that even ...
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... answer to that " How ? " is to come from Laertes . But he must confess his own guilt to Hamlet first . So the King's doom is suspended for a torturing minute or so ; and we are aware of him , the glib diplomatist , jovial drinker and ...
... answer to that " How ? " is to come from Laertes . But he must confess his own guilt to Hamlet first . So the King's doom is suspended for a torturing minute or so ; and we are aware of him , the glib diplomatist , jovial drinker and ...
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THE STUDY AND THE STAGE I | 1 |
THE CONVENTION OF PLACE | 8 |
THE BOYACTRESS | 14 |
Urheberrecht | |
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