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... up with them : but , with the single exception of Henry the Eighth , which
belongs to the very close of his career , the English Histories were early work ,
and the whole set was finished when the other two series were little more than
begun .
... up with them : but , with the single exception of Henry the Eighth , which
belongs to the very close of his career , the English Histories were early work ,
and the whole set was finished when the other two series were little more than
begun .
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In his earliest productions Shakspeare also dwelt in this ideal world ; but happily
at an early period his star led him to the task of dramatizing the reigns of the
sovereigns of his country . Here he was brought into close contact with the actual
.
In his earliest productions Shakspeare also dwelt in this ideal world ; but happily
at an early period his star led him to the task of dramatizing the reigns of the
sovereigns of his country . Here he was brought into close contact with the actual
.
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Besides , a great deal has been left out even in the reigns with which he has
dealt ; and any close inquiry would discover numerous anachronisms . ?
Shakspeare's aim is misunderstood when , in any usual sense , he is regarded
as a teacher ...
Besides , a great deal has been left out even in the reigns with which he has
dealt ; and any close inquiry would discover numerous anachronisms . ?
Shakspeare's aim is misunderstood when , in any usual sense , he is regarded
as a teacher ...
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... which Providence was guiding the half - conscious movements This , it seems
to me , is a complete exaggeration . There is of course a certain amount of truth in
it . In the eight central dramas especially of men . there is a close articulation .
... which Providence was guiding the half - conscious movements This , it seems
to me , is a complete exaggeration . There is of course a certain amount of truth in
it . In the eight central dramas especially of men . there is a close articulation .
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there is a close articulation . It is made clear that in the very way in which the
Lancastrian dynasty came to the throne there lay the seed and prophecy of its
ultimate decline ; and the reader is conscious , all through , of this predetermined
fate ...
there is a close articulation . It is made clear that in the very way in which the
Lancastrian dynasty came to the throne there lay the seed and prophecy of its
ultimate decline ; and the reader is conscious , all through , of this predetermined
fate ...
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Informação bibliográfica
| 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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