The Works of William Shakespeare, Band 1Chapman and Hatt [Robson and Sons, Prtrs], 1875 |
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... play in his arms ! Think of having had Shake- speare in one's arms ! It is worth having died two hundred years ago to have heard Shakespeare deliver a single line . He must have been a great actor . " We heartily subscribe to this ...
... play in his arms ! Think of having had Shake- speare in one's arms ! It is worth having died two hundred years ago to have heard Shakespeare deliver a single line . He must have been a great actor . " We heartily subscribe to this ...
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... play he has enshrined his mother's maiden name of " Arden , " giving it to the forest which is the beau - idéal of poetical forests ; the old British word , " Arden " signified " woodiness ; " ) or when threading the mazes of London ...
... play he has enshrined his mother's maiden name of " Arden , " giving it to the forest which is the beau - idéal of poetical forests ; the old British word , " Arden " signified " woodiness ; " ) or when threading the mazes of London ...
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... play of " King John , " serve the purpose of a moral chorus through- out ; while the three gentlemen in " Henry VIII . , " and the two young lords in " All's Well that Ends Well , " are used by the dramatist with the same artistic ...
... play of " King John , " serve the purpose of a moral chorus through- out ; while the three gentlemen in " Henry VIII . , " and the two young lords in " All's Well that Ends Well , " are used by the dramatist with the same artistic ...
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... play , akin to wit which is a feature in French definition ; and it is also charac- teristically French in its creed - that Truth in Art is perilously near to Littleness . This was the belief which so long blinded Frenchmen to ...
... play , akin to wit which is a feature in French definition ; and it is also charac- teristically French in its creed - that Truth in Art is perilously near to Littleness . This was the belief which so long blinded Frenchmen to ...
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... play in itself possesses a grand moral unity of design . Thus " Hamlet " may be said to depict the relations of the human soul with divine order ; " Macbeth , " the struggles and tortures of ambition ; " Lear , " the principle of Will ...
... play in itself possesses a grand moral unity of design . Thus " Hamlet " may be said to depict the relations of the human soul with divine order ; " Macbeth , " the struggles and tortures of ambition ; " Lear , " the principle of Will ...
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