The Works of William Shakespeare, Band 17Jefferson Press [Bigelow, Smith & Company, 1909 |
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... - effect . This lack of any thing in the matter that should have determined the Poet's choice to it , may well lead us to suspect that the determin- ing cause lay in himself . So that the most xiv Introduction THE LIFE OF.
... - effect . This lack of any thing in the matter that should have determined the Poet's choice to it , may well lead us to suspect that the determin- ing cause lay in himself . So that the most xiv Introduction THE LIFE OF.
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... thing such , appears to us the most probable account why he should have pitched upon a theme so manifestly un- suited to his purpose , and so barren of those qualities that would recommend it for dramatic treatment . That ju- dicious ...
... thing such , appears to us the most probable account why he should have pitched upon a theme so manifestly un- suited to his purpose , and so barren of those qualities that would recommend it for dramatic treatment . That ju- dicious ...
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... things could we tell you of this Timon , but this little shall suffice at this present . " The account as given in the Palace of Pleasure agrees in all ... thing about him , and having his ears stopped , XXV TIMON OF ATHENS Introduction.
... things could we tell you of this Timon , but this little shall suffice at this present . " The account as given in the Palace of Pleasure agrees in all ... thing about him , and having his ears stopped , XXV TIMON OF ATHENS Introduction.
Seite xxvi
William Shakespeare J. Ellis Burdick. thing about him , and having his ears stopped , like an old dotard . He calls on the god to make ready those far- shooting thunderbolts , which have been so much beversed , against the guilty , lest ...
William Shakespeare J. Ellis Burdick. thing about him , and having his ears stopped , like an old dotard . He calls on the god to make ready those far- shooting thunderbolts , which have been so much beversed , against the guilty , lest ...
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... to live as he ought , and to look upon things as they really are . At first Timon rejects the offer of their godships , calls 99 them rascals , upbraids them for disturbing him , and xxvii TIMON OF ATHENS Introduction.
... to live as he ought , and to look upon things as they really are . At first Timon rejects the offer of their godships , calls 99 them rascals , upbraids them for disturbing him , and xxvii TIMON OF ATHENS Introduction.
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