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... Imogen is less imaginative than Juliet , less spirited and intellectual than Portia , less serious than Helen and Isabel ; her dignity is not so im- posing as that of Hermione - it stands more on the defen- sive ; her submission ...
... Imogen is less imaginative than Juliet , less spirited and intellectual than Portia , less serious than Helen and Isabel ; her dignity is not so im- posing as that of Hermione - it stands more on the defen- sive ; her submission ...
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... Imogen . ' Sources of the Plot . The main plot of the play is the love - story of Posthumus and Imogen : this theme , with the famous ' wager - motif ' and the ' chest intrigue , ' is set in a framework of pseudo - British History , and ...
... Imogen . ' Sources of the Plot . The main plot of the play is the love - story of Posthumus and Imogen : this theme , with the famous ' wager - motif ' and the ' chest intrigue , ' is set in a framework of pseudo - British History , and ...
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... Imogen . The story of Imogen was de- rived , directly or indirectly , from the Decamerone of Boccaccio ; it is one of the Second Day Stories , " wherein was discoursed of those who after being baffled by divers chances have won at last ...
... Imogen . The story of Imogen was de- rived , directly or indirectly , from the Decamerone of Boccaccio ; it is one of the Second Day Stories , " wherein was discoursed of those who after being baffled by divers chances have won at last ...
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