How to Read Shakespeare: A Guide for the General ReaderHodder and Stoughton, 1913 - 292 páginas |
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... noble poem , remarkable not only for the fine picture , already alluded to , of an unselfish , patriotic and highminded woman in the person of Queen Katharine , but for the spectacle of Cardinal Wolsey in his splendour and his fall . In ...
... noble poem , remarkable not only for the fine picture , already alluded to , of an unselfish , patriotic and highminded woman in the person of Queen Katharine , but for the spectacle of Cardinal Wolsey in his splendour and his fall . In ...
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... noble is tortured with the shame of his country's condition , and breaks out thus : This royal throne of kings , this sceptred isle , This earth of majesty , this seat of Mars , This other Eden , demi - paradise ; This fortress built by ...
... noble is tortured with the shame of his country's condition , and breaks out thus : This royal throne of kings , this sceptred isle , This earth of majesty , this seat of Mars , This other Eden , demi - paradise ; This fortress built by ...
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... noble carriage ; and , as I think , his age some fifty or , by'r lady , inclining to threescore ; and , now I remember me , his name is Falstaff . If that man should be lewdly given , he deceiveth me ; for , Harry , I see virtue in his ...
... noble carriage ; and , as I think , his age some fifty or , by'r lady , inclining to threescore ; and , now I remember me , his name is Falstaff . If that man should be lewdly given , he deceiveth me ; for , Harry , I see virtue in his ...
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... noble horsemanship . He distinguished himself in the war ; yet , after it was over , the attractions of low London drew him back again . His evil courses were a grief to his father , who spoke ominously of what might befal the nation ...
... noble horsemanship . He distinguished himself in the war ; yet , after it was over , the attractions of low London drew him back again . His evil courses were a grief to his father , who spoke ominously of what might befal the nation ...
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... noble to make use of the means necessary to accomplish the end he had in view . Those who rallied to his standard were too like himself - dreamy and visionary , men of the closet rather than of the camp , as is indicated by a poet ...
... noble to make use of the means necessary to accomplish the end he had in view . Those who rallied to his standard were too like himself - dreamy and visionary , men of the closet rather than of the camp , as is indicated by a poet ...
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