The Works of William Shakespeare, Band 17Jefferson Press [Bigelow, Smith & Company, 1909 |
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William Shakespeare J. Ellis Burdick. DURATION OF ACTION The time of the play may be taken as six days repre- sented on the stage , with one long interval : - Day 1. Act I , sc . i , ii . Day 2. Act II , sc . i , ii ; Act III , sc . i ...
William Shakespeare J. Ellis Burdick. DURATION OF ACTION The time of the play may be taken as six days repre- sented on the stage , with one long interval : - Day 1. Act I , sc . i , ii . Day 2. Act II , sc . i , ii ; Act III , sc . i ...
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... play itself , and partly from the lack of any contemporary notices con- cerning it . The only information we have respecting it is , that it was published in the folio of 1623 , where it stands the fifth in the division of Tragedies ...
... play itself , and partly from the lack of any contemporary notices con- cerning it . The only information we have respecting it is , that it was published in the folio of 1623 , where it stands the fifth in the division of Tragedies ...
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... play in hand . For the subject is cer- tainly ill - adapted to dramatic uses , has very few capabilities of sound and legitimate stage - effect . This lack of any thing in the matter that should have determined the Poet's choice to it ...
... play in hand . For the subject is cer- tainly ill - adapted to dramatic uses , has very few capabilities of sound and legitimate stage - effect . This lack of any thing in the matter that should have determined the Poet's choice to it ...
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... play . Some parts are in his best manner , while others are not above his worst , or rather are not in his manner at all . In this nearly all the critics and commentators are agreed , though they differ much in their ways of accounting ...
... play . Some parts are in his best manner , while others are not above his worst , or rather are not in his manner at all . In this nearly all the critics and commentators are agreed , though they differ much in their ways of accounting ...
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... play where the authorship is not and cannot be questioned . Take , for instance , the fifth scene in Act III , which is highly episodical in its character , insomuch that if entirely thrown out it would scarce be missed in the action of ...
... play where the authorship is not and cannot be questioned . Take , for instance , the fifth scene in Act III , which is highly episodical in its character , insomuch that if entirely thrown out it would scarce be missed in the action of ...
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