How to Read Shakespeare: A Guide for the General ReaderHodder and Stoughton, 1913 - 292 páginas |
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... women . Thus the young poet was kept to reality and learned to know the passions , the ambitions and the sorrows of the heart , not only as these might be con- ceived in the imagination but as they had actually been embodied in ...
... women . Thus the young poet was kept to reality and learned to know the passions , the ambitions and the sorrows of the heart , not only as these might be con- ceived in the imagination but as they had actually been embodied in ...
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... woman is represented . The Lady Anne is wooed and won by Richard , the murderer of her husband , in presence of the coffin of her father - in - law , whom he has also slain ; and the conduct of Queen Elizabeth is hardly less unwomanly ...
... woman is represented . The Lady Anne is wooed and won by Richard , the murderer of her husband , in presence of the coffin of her father - in - law , whom he has also slain ; and the conduct of Queen Elizabeth is hardly less unwomanly ...
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... woman in the person of Queen Katharine , but for the spectacle of Cardinal Wolsey in his splendour and his fall . In this drama , however , Shakspeare is believed to have been again working in collaboration with another dramatist , so ...
... woman in the person of Queen Katharine , but for the spectacle of Cardinal Wolsey in his splendour and his fall . In this drama , however , Shakspeare is believed to have been again working in collaboration with another dramatist , so ...
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... is interested , but in the passions of the actors who were the men and women who made the history ? and how did the history mould and develop them ? There are four outstanding themes , which may be called THE ENGLISH HISTORIES 13.
... is interested , but in the passions of the actors who were the men and women who made the history ? and how did the history mould and develop them ? There are four outstanding themes , which may be called THE ENGLISH HISTORIES 13.
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... women in the Histories exhibit a singular monotony ; and the leading feature is a re- markable one . How far it may have been due to the impressions made on him by the study of the history out of which he obtained his materials , or how ...
... women in the Histories exhibit a singular monotony ; and the leading feature is a re- markable one . How far it may have been due to the impressions made on him by the study of the history out of which he obtained his materials , or how ...
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