How to Read Shakespeare: A Guide for the General ReaderHodder and Stoughton, 1913 - 292 páginas |
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... productions of genius , as a whole , among the objects of which it is written , " All things are yours " . When I think of the great scholars who are devoting their days and nights to the interpre- tation of Shakspeare , I am half ...
... productions of genius , as a whole , among the objects of which it is written , " All things are yours " . When I think of the great scholars who are devoting their days and nights to the interpre- tation of Shakspeare , I am half ...
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... production ; and , in such circumstances , any picture exhibiting a Jew in a hateful or ludicrous light was certain of popularity . The gods in the gallery would simply howl with delight at Shylock rushing through the streets shrieking ...
... production ; and , in such circumstances , any picture exhibiting a Jew in a hateful or ludicrous light was certain of popularity . The gods in the gallery would simply howl with delight at Shylock rushing through the streets shrieking ...
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... productions which we may designate his Graver Comedies ; their titles are printed on the opposite page . Another name which has been proposed for these- or for some of them - is Romances . As a rule they have not the compactness of ...
... productions which we may designate his Graver Comedies ; their titles are printed on the opposite page . Another name which has been proposed for these- or for some of them - is Romances . As a rule they have not the compactness of ...
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... productions . In the beginning of The Tempest there occurs a de- scription of a shipwreck into which a good deal of amusement is infused . The King and his councillors , who are on board , come on deck ; but the boatswain shouts to them ...
... productions . In the beginning of The Tempest there occurs a de- scription of a shipwreck into which a good deal of amusement is infused . The King and his councillors , who are on board , come on deck ; but the boatswain shouts to them ...
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... productions . This is The Tempest , which is usually printed first in editions of the poet's works , a position to which it is well entitled , although it was in reality written last , or very nearly last , of all his dramas . Here ...
... productions . This is The Tempest , which is usually printed first in editions of the poet's works , a position to which it is well entitled , although it was in reality written last , or very nearly last , of all his dramas . Here ...
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