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The Captain is shown going over the family accounts , an appropriately rational activity , with which she , typically , does not wish to concern herself . In the argument over the raising of their child , he cites the law , again a ...
The Captain is shown going over the family accounts , an appropriately rational activity , with which she , typically , does not wish to concern herself . In the argument over the raising of their child , he cites the law , again a ...
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CAPTAIN . Who was it recommended him so strongly ? You . Why did you recommend such a - shall we call him a ... and insist that the fellow is actually hardworking and intelligent ; instead , she accepts the Captain's premise , but asks ...
CAPTAIN . Who was it recommended him so strongly ? You . Why did you recommend such a - shall we call him a ... and insist that the fellow is actually hardworking and intelligent ; instead , she accepts the Captain's premise , but asks ...
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Strindberg places the Captain in an entire household of females : his wife , their daughter , the nurse , and the unseen mother - in - law . All are pietistic and naive to the point of stupidity . Strindberg's point is not that real ...
Strindberg places the Captain in an entire household of females : his wife , their daughter , the nurse , and the unseen mother - in - law . All are pietistic and naive to the point of stupidity . Strindberg's point is not that real ...
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Acknowledgments | 9 |
Sophocles Oedipus the King | 121 |
Shakespeare As You Like It | 133 |
Urheberrecht | |
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