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It is too shadowy and impalpable , and it converts the poet into a dreamer , lost to
the sympathies of common men . Shelley is an example of a poet who inhabited
this dreamland of fancy too long . In his earliest productions Shakspeare also ...
It is too shadowy and impalpable , and it converts the poet into a dreamer , lost to
the sympathies of common men . Shelley is an example of a poet who inhabited
this dreamland of fancy too long . In his earliest productions Shakspeare also ...
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But , in the hour of humiliation , all the king awakens in Richard — not , indeed ,
the royal courage to reassert his claims , but the full sense of the dignity which he
has lost , of the opportunities which he has thrown away , and of the God whom ...
But , in the hour of humiliation , all the king awakens in Richard — not , indeed ,
the royal courage to reassert his claims , but the full sense of the dignity which he
has lost , of the opportunities which he has thrown away , and of the God whom ...
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But disaster follows disaster : she loses her crown , her husband , her children ,
and her grandchildren , and sees her enemies exalted to the position which she
has lost . As this goes on , she is transmuted into a fateful image of woe , not ...
But disaster follows disaster : she loses her crown , her husband , her children ,
and her grandchildren , and sees her enemies exalted to the position which she
has lost . As this goes on , she is transmuted into a fateful image of woe , not ...
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When he has time to reflect , he is overwhelmed with shame and remorse ; but ,
as soon as Cleopatra rejoins him , he is quickly comforted and pronounces her
kiss or one of her tears to be worth all that is won or lost . Octavius pursues the
pair ...
When he has time to reflect , he is overwhelmed with shame and remorse ; but ,
as soon as Cleopatra rejoins him , he is quickly comforted and pronounces her
kiss or one of her tears to be worth all that is won or lost . Octavius pursues the
pair ...
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The next day the ships of Cleopatra desert in the midst of the battle , and all is lost
. Antony sees that she , who has so long vowed to him infinite love , has betrayed
him , and he curses her false heart in the terms it deserves . There is for him ...
The next day the ships of Cleopatra desert in the midst of the battle , and all is lost
. Antony sees that she , who has so long vowed to him infinite love , has betrayed
him , and he curses her false heart in the terms it deserves . There is for him ...
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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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