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THE GRAVER COMEDIES 115 CHAPTER V. THE TRAGEDIES 145 CHAPTER
VI . THE MINOR POEMS AND THE LIFE OF SHAKSPEARE 179 THE PLAYS IN
CHRONOLOGICAL ORDER 219 A PAGE OF LEARNING 249 APPENDIX .
THE GRAVER COMEDIES 115 CHAPTER V. THE TRAGEDIES 145 CHAPTER
VI . THE MINOR POEMS AND THE LIFE OF SHAKSPEARE 179 THE PLAYS IN
CHRONOLOGICAL ORDER 219 A PAGE OF LEARNING 249 APPENDIX .
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The great divisions are obvious : the plays divide themselves into Histories ,
Comedies and Tragedies ; and the Sonnets , with the miscellaneous poems ,
may be reckoned as a fourth division . Some at least of these divisions would ,
however ...
The great divisions are obvious : the plays divide themselves into Histories ,
Comedies and Tragedies ; and the Sonnets , with the miscellaneous poems ,
may be reckoned as a fourth division . Some at least of these divisions would ,
however ...
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He did not , indeed , write them quite continuously : a few of the Comedies and
one or two of the Tragedies were mixed up with them : but , with the single
exception of Henry the Eighth , which belongs to the very close of his career , the
English ...
He did not , indeed , write them quite continuously : a few of the Comedies and
one or two of the Tragedies were mixed up with them : but , with the single
exception of Henry the Eighth , which belongs to the very close of his career , the
English ...
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Timon of Athens would also be one of those Pseudo - classical Dramas , or it may
be reckoned among the Tragedies . In it there is much of the disgust with life
found in Troilus and Cressida , and it bears not a little resemblance to Hamlet .
Timon of Athens would also be one of those Pseudo - classical Dramas , or it may
be reckoned among the Tragedies . In it there is much of the disgust with life
found in Troilus and Cressida , and it bears not a little resemblance to Hamlet .
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... than in the other plays . Coleridge says of Antony and Cleopatra that it ranks
with the four great tragedies ; and well may he say so ; for the power ,
accumulating as it proceeds , rises in the last two acts 50 HOW TO READ
SHAKSPEARE.
... than in the other plays . Coleridge says of Antony and Cleopatra that it ranks
with the four great tragedies ; and well may he say so ; for the power ,
accumulating as it proceeds , rises in the last two acts 50 HOW TO READ
SHAKSPEARE.
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| Título | How to Read Shakespeare: A Guide for the General Reader |
| Autor | James Stalker |
| Edição | 2, reimpressão |
| Editora | Hodder and Stoughton, 1913 |
| Original de | Biblioteca Pública de Lyon |
| Digitalizado | 28 Ago 2013 |
| Número de páginas | 292 páginas |
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