The Works of William Shakespeare, Band 10J. D. Morris, 1901 |
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... Plutarch in the Greenock Library , with the initials " W. S. " In the first place , it is not certain that the signature is genuine ; in the second , if it were proved to be Shakespeare's , it would merely seem that Shakespeare ...
... Plutarch in the Greenock Library , with the initials " W. S. " In the first place , it is not certain that the signature is genuine ; in the second , if it were proved to be Shakespeare's , it would merely seem that Shakespeare ...
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... Plutarch , as a giant among pigmies . has the surpassing excellences of the true aristocrat , and seems to embody at once the aristocratic ideals of heroic Greece and of feudal chivalry He scorns money and pain ; he has a natural ...
... Plutarch , as a giant among pigmies . has the surpassing excellences of the true aristocrat , and seems to embody at once the aristocratic ideals of heroic Greece and of feudal chivalry He scorns money and pain ; he has a natural ...
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... Plutarch of the stu- pidity and brutality of the masses . Recall , for example , the scene in which the mob murders Cinna , the poet , for no better reason than its fury against Cinna , the conspira- tor ( Julius Cæsar , III . iii ...
... Plutarch of the stu- pidity and brutality of the masses . Recall , for example , the scene in which the mob murders Cinna , the poet , for no better reason than its fury against Cinna , the conspira- tor ( Julius Cæsar , III . iii ...
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... Plutarch : “ But touching Martius , the only thing that made him to love honour was the joy he saw his mother did take of him . For he thought nothing made him so happy and honourable , as that his mother might hear every body praise ...
... Plutarch : “ But touching Martius , the only thing that made him to love honour was the joy he saw his mother did take of him . For he thought nothing made him so happy and honourable , as that his mother might hear every body praise ...
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... Plutarch , where it is very interestingly given . 139. the seat o ' the brain : -According to the old philosophy , the heart was the seat of the understanding ; hence it is here called the court . So in a previous speech ( line 119 ) ...
... Plutarch , where it is very interestingly given . 139. the seat o ' the brain : -According to the old philosophy , the heart was the seat of the understanding ; hence it is here called the court . So in a previous speech ( line 119 ) ...
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