How to Read Shakespeare: A Guide for the General ReaderHodder and Stoughton, 1913 - 292 páginas |
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... appear that , before Shakspeare arrived in London , to begin the work of his life , there already existed dramatizations of several portions of English history , which were popular with the public . Who their authors were is now ...
... appear that , before Shakspeare arrived in London , to begin the work of his life , there already existed dramatizations of several portions of English history , which were popular with the public . Who their authors were is now ...
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... appears to be a pure creation . When first he comes upon the scene , he seems intended for a comic cha- racter ; and there is in him throughout an element of sarcastic criticism ; he makes fun of the convention- alities of life and of ...
... appears to be a pure creation . When first he comes upon the scene , he seems intended for a comic cha- racter ; and there is in him throughout an element of sarcastic criticism ; he makes fun of the convention- alities of life and of ...
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... they wither in its shadow . The middle class hardly appears in Shakspeare except as the hurrahing multitude on a day of triumph : its day and its histor- ians were still in the future . As for the THE ENGLISH HISTORIES 19.
... they wither in its shadow . The middle class hardly appears in Shakspeare except as the hurrahing multitude on a day of triumph : its day and its histor- ians were still in the future . As for the THE ENGLISH HISTORIES 19.
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... appears this fleet majestical . Then we see some French town approached from opposite sides by the contending armies , while the citizens tremble and their magistrates come out on the walls to carry on the difficult negotiations . Per ...
... appears this fleet majestical . Then we see some French town approached from opposite sides by the contending armies , while the citizens tremble and their magistrates come out on the walls to carry on the difficult negotiations . Per ...
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... appear in the First Folio among the Tragedies . As for Troilus and Cressida , the editors them- selves seem to have been uncertain where to place it ; and no wonder ; for , as has been said , it is " a History in which historical ...
... appear in the First Folio among the Tragedies . As for Troilus and Cressida , the editors them- selves seem to have been uncertain where to place it ; and no wonder ; for , as has been said , it is " a History in which historical ...
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