How to Read Shakespeare: A Guide for the General ReaderHodder and Stoughton, 1913 - 292 páginas |
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... 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 ashamed to bring into any kind of competition with their work that which 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 ashamed to bring into any kind of competition with their work that which is ...
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... written , to suit the exi- gencies of time or the tastes of their customers . Probably the very first work which Shakspeare had to do as a writer was the adaptation of some of these plays . Being himself one of the actors , he could see ...
... written , to suit the exi- gencies of time or the tastes of their customers . Probably the very first work which Shakspeare had to do as a writer was the adaptation of some of these plays . Being himself one of the actors , he could see ...
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... written later the verse is comparatively unmusical and the thinking thin ; few passages tempt to quotation ; the representation lacks subtlety ; and the plot plods laboriously after the details of the history . If this is Shakspeare at ...
... written later the verse is comparatively unmusical and the thinking thin ; few passages tempt to quotation ; the representation lacks subtlety ; and the plot plods laboriously after the details of the history . If this is Shakspeare at ...
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... writing in these Histories the most conspicuous and perfect form of human life was that of the king , and he paints it in all its opulence -in its dignities , prerogatives and functions . position that came nearest to it was perhaps ...
... writing in these Histories the most conspicuous and perfect form of human life was that of the king , and he paints it in all its opulence -in its dignities , prerogatives and functions . position that came nearest to it was perhaps ...
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... written at a time when he was disgusted with life , and especially with the character of woman . He turns out the seamy side of everything , satirizing the Homeric heroes and exposing the brutality and cunning which under- lay their ...
... written at a time when he was disgusted with life , and especially with the character of woman . He turns out the seamy side of everything , satirizing the Homeric heroes and exposing the brutality and cunning which under- lay their ...
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