How to Read Shakespeare: A Guide for the General ReaderHodder and Stoughton, 1913 - 292 páginas |
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... beginning to end . In completing his portrait of Brutus in Julius Cæsar he says , through the mouth of one of the interlocutors : His life was gentle , and the elements So mixed in him , that Nature might stand up And say to all the ...
... beginning to end . In completing his portrait of Brutus in Julius Cæsar he says , through the mouth of one of the interlocutors : His life was gentle , and the elements So mixed in him , that Nature might stand up And say to all the ...
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... beginning the seeds of failure . More than he is aware , he is the tool of Cassius , his fellow - conspirator , whose motives are far from being equally pure . Cassius is inflamed not with zeal for his country's freedom , but with envy ...
... beginning the seeds of failure . More than he is aware , he is the tool of Cassius , his fellow - conspirator , whose motives are far from being equally pure . Cassius is inflamed not with zeal for his country's freedom , but with envy ...
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... beginning to end . It is especially remarkable for one very strong character - Biron , one of the King's companions . He is full of sardonic mirth , shrewd criticism of life , and self - mockery ; he reminds one not a little of one of ...
... beginning to end . It is especially remarkable for one very strong character - Biron , one of the King's companions . He is full of sardonic mirth , shrewd criticism of life , and self - mockery ; he reminds one not a little of one of ...
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... beginning to end , everything moves with the lightness and grace of a bird on the wing ; and there is nothing out of date ; the colours are like those of the great Renais- sance paintings - as fresh as if they had been laid on the ...
... beginning to end , everything moves with the lightness and grace of a bird on the wing ; and there is nothing out of date ; the colours are like those of the great Renais- sance paintings - as fresh as if they had been laid on the ...
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... beginning of The Tempest there occurs a de- scription of a shipwreck into which a good deal of amusement is infused . The King and his councillors , who are on board , come on deck ; but the boatswain shouts to them : " Keep your cabins ...
... beginning of The Tempest there occurs a de- scription of a shipwreck into which a good deal of amusement is infused . The King and his councillors , who are on board , come on deck ; but the boatswain shouts to them : " Keep your cabins ...
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