How to Read Shakespeare: A Guide for the General ReaderHodder and Stoughton, 1913 - 292 páginas |
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... common Shelley is an example of a poet who inhabited this dreamland of fancy too long . In his earliest pro- ductions Shakspeare also dwelt in this ideal world ; but happily at an early period his star led him to the task of dramatizing ...
... common Shelley is an example of a poet who inhabited this dreamland of fancy too long . In his earliest pro- ductions Shakspeare also dwelt in this ideal world ; but happily at an early period his star led him to the task of dramatizing ...
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... common and chaotic materials pre- sented in an ordinary chronicle and transmute them into a coherent , melodious , eloquent poem , which can thrill us with passion or make us shake with laughter or inove us to tears . Equally mistaken ...
... common and chaotic materials pre- sented in an ordinary chronicle and transmute them into a coherent , melodious , eloquent poem , which can thrill us with passion or make us shake with laughter or inove us to tears . Equally mistaken ...
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... common people . In any philosophical history of England , such as Green's , the development of these forces is exhibited with far more interest than in Shakspeare ; and the reason is , that to write the philosophy of history was not ...
... common people . In any philosophical history of England , such as Green's , the development of these forces is exhibited with far more interest than in Shakspeare ; and the reason is , that to write the philosophy of history was not ...
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... common criticism that the mind of Shakspeare was so catholic and impartial - he was able so perfectly to put himself into the place of every character which he created - that it is impossible to tell what his own sentiments were . To a ...
... common criticism that the mind of Shakspeare was so catholic and impartial - he was able so perfectly to put himself into the place of every character which he created - that it is impossible to tell what his own sentiments were . To a ...
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... common " : though in the battle he turns out an arrant coward and , when danger approaches , lies down and feigns himself dead . He is deeply afflicted with impecuniosity : " I can get no remedy against this consumption of the purse ...
... common " : though in the battle he turns out an arrant coward and , when danger approaches , lies down and feigns himself dead . He is deeply afflicted with impecuniosity : " I can get no remedy against this consumption of the purse ...
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