How to Read Shakespeare: A Guide for the General ReaderHodder and Stoughton, 1913 - 292 páginas |
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... figures introduced which have been expressly created for the purpose of pro- voking laughter . These are the Fools , of whom Touchstone , in As You Like It , is perhaps the most distinguished . In the Age of Chivalry there was attached ...
... figures introduced which have been expressly created for the purpose of pro- voking laughter . These are the Fools , of whom Touchstone , in As You Like It , is perhaps the most distinguished . In the Age of Chivalry there was attached ...
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... figures on a level with the fools --such , for example , as the Men's Men . When a young gentleman goes forth from home on his travels , he is always accompanied by a confidential servant , who not only fetches and carries for him , and ...
... figures on a level with the fools --such , for example , as the Men's Men . When a young gentleman goes forth from home on his travels , he is always accompanied by a confidential servant , who not only fetches and carries for him , and ...
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... figure , radiant with the bliss of doing good , from the encompassing air above her the words seem to breathe which she uttered in the court - of - law and which contain Shakspeare's noblest definition of the essence of Christianity ...
... figure , radiant with the bliss of doing good , from the encompassing air above her the words seem to breathe which she uttered in the court - of - law and which contain Shakspeare's noblest definition of the essence of Christianity ...
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... figures are a reflection of the poet's happiness in his own children , with whom he was reunited in the latter part of his life . Marina in Pericles , Miranda in The Tempest , with her lover Ferdinand , Perdita in The Winter's Tale ...
... figures are a reflection of the poet's happiness in his own children , with whom he was reunited in the latter part of his life . Marina in Pericles , Miranda in The Tempest , with her lover Ferdinand , Perdita in The Winter's Tale ...
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... figures in Shakspeare's imaginary world . It is on ? record that his fame as a dramatist secured for him the entrée to the higher ranks of society , and that he had several intimate friends among the nobility . In the existence of the ...
... figures in Shakspeare's imaginary world . It is on ? record that his fame as a dramatist secured for him the entrée to the higher ranks of society , and that he had several intimate friends among the nobility . In the existence of the ...
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