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We gladly call to mind that at this period Shakspeare was able to create , side by
side with these appalling figures , two such images of female grace and
loveliness as Julia in The Two Gentlemen THE ENGLISH HISTORIES 29.
We gladly call to mind that at this period Shakspeare was able to create , side by
side with these appalling figures , two such images of female grace and
loveliness as Julia in The Two Gentlemen THE ENGLISH HISTORIES 29.
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In these plays there are figures introduced which have been expressly created for
the purpose of provoking laughter . These are the Fools , of whom Touchstone ,
in As You Like It , is perhaps the most distinguished . In the Age of Chivalry there
...
In these plays there are figures introduced which have been expressly created for
the purpose of provoking laughter . These are the Fools , of whom Touchstone ,
in As You Like It , is perhaps the most distinguished . In the Age of Chivalry there
...
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There are other figures on a level with the fools -such , for example , as the Men's
Men . When a young gentleman goes forth from home on his travels , he is
always accompanied by a confidential servant , who not only fetches and carries
for ...
There are other figures on a level with the fools -such , for example , as the Men's
Men . When a young gentleman goes forth from home on his travels , he is
always accompanied by a confidential servant , who not only fetches and carries
for ...
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One would be glad to believe that these figures are a reflection of the poet's
happiness in his own children , with whom he was reunited in the latter part of his
life . Marina in Pericles , Miranda in The Tempest , with her lover Ferdinand ,
Perdita ...
One would be glad to believe that these figures are a reflection of the poet's
happiness in his own children , with whom he was reunited in the latter part of his
life . Marina in Pericles , Miranda in The Tempest , with her lover Ferdinand ,
Perdita ...
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It seems to me , however , that another influence must have contributed to the
creation of these bright figures in Shakspeare's imaginary world . It is on record
that his fame as a dramatist secured for him the entrée to the higher ranks of
society ...
It seems to me , however , that another influence must have contributed to the
creation of these bright figures in Shakspeare's imaginary world . It is on record
that his fame as a dramatist secured for him the entrée to the higher ranks of
society ...
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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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