Shakespearean Criticism, Band 2

admirable Aeschylus ancient announced appear attended beautiful called cause character circumstances Coleridge Coleridge's common compared course criticism delight delivered drama effect English Essays evidence excellent excitement express fact feeling genius give given Hamlet heard human idea images imagination imitation instance Institution interest Introduction January judgment Juliet King language least lecture less letter living look manner means mere merely Milton mind moral nature necessary never object observation opinion original particular passage passion perhaps person plays pleasure poem poet poetic poetry possessed present probably produced published reader reference remark represented Richard Robinson Romeo scene Schlegel seems seen sense Shake Shakespeare speak story thing thought tion tragedy Translated true truth vols Werke whole writing written