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... slain ; and the conduct of Queen Elizabeth is hardly less unwomanly . There could not be a greater con- trast than between these representations of woman . and that in the person of Queen Katharine in the 8 HOW TO READ SHAKSPEARE.
... slain ; and the conduct of Queen Elizabeth is hardly less unwomanly . There could not be a greater con- trast than between these representations of woman . and that in the person of Queen Katharine in the 8 HOW TO READ SHAKSPEARE.
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... less happier lands ; This blessed plot , this earth , this realm , this England ; This nurse , this teeming womb of royal kings , Feared by their breed and famous by their birth , Renowned for their deeds as far from home- For Christian ...
... less happier lands ; This blessed plot , this earth , this realm , this England ; This nurse , this teeming womb of royal kings , Feared by their breed and famous by their birth , Renowned for their deeds as far from home- For Christian ...
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... less does he turn his scorn against himself in a tone of raillery that recalls Thackeray ; but , as the action proceeds , his character deepens ; the peril of his country makes a hero of him ; and the play closes with these rousing ...
... less does he turn his scorn against himself in a tone of raillery that recalls Thackeray ; but , as the action proceeds , his character deepens ; the peril of his country makes a hero of him ; and the play closes with these rousing ...
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... less Greek . In short , his ac- quaintance with the ancient world must have been acquired almost , if not altogether , through transla- tions . Yet the atmosphere of the classical ages , which other men learn to feel by long years of ...
... less Greek . In short , his ac- quaintance with the ancient world must have been acquired almost , if not altogether , through transla- tions . Yet the atmosphere of the classical ages , which other men learn to feel by long years of ...
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... less concerned about the rightness and wrongness of the political creed of Brutus than with the loyalty of his hero to what he believes . Brutus is one of the prime favourites of the dramatist ; next to Henry the Fifth , he may be ...
... less concerned about the rightness and wrongness of the political creed of Brutus than with the loyalty of his hero to what he believes . Brutus is one of the prime favourites of the dramatist ; next to Henry the Fifth , he may be ...
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