The Complete Works of William Shakespeare, Volume 18Jefferson Press, 1908 |
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... gold . The story of the play , which may have been taken from Plu- tarch , from Lucian , from Painter , or from Boiardo , is singularly crude and displeasing . Timon was a wealthy Athenian citizen of the great days , the generation ...
... gold . The story of the play , which may have been taken from Plu- tarch , from Lucian , from Painter , or from Boiardo , is singularly crude and displeasing . Timon was a wealthy Athenian citizen of the great days , the generation ...
Page xix
... gold . " While he digs for roots , the favourite food of Apemantus , he finds the root of all evil , that which makes the " learned pate " " duck to the golden fool . " To him at his task comes Alcibiades marching on Athens , and ...
... gold . " While he digs for roots , the favourite food of Apemantus , he finds the root of all evil , that which makes the " learned pate " " duck to the golden fool . " To him at his task comes Alcibiades marching on Athens , and ...
Page xx
... address to the thieves who have come for Timon's new gold , and find themselves almost flouted out of their calling by the extravagance of his cynicism . There is pathos in Timon's final dismissal of Flavius , [ xx ] TIMON OF ATHENS.
... address to the thieves who have come for Timon's new gold , and find themselves almost flouted out of their calling by the extravagance of his cynicism . There is pathos in Timon's final dismissal of Flavius , [ xx ] TIMON OF ATHENS.
Page xxi
... gold , he might give some to them . But how it would enable him to 66 " ... drive back Of Alcibiades the approaches wild ” the Senators wisely make no effort to explain . All they get from Timon is a torrent of contumelious language ...
... gold , he might give some to them . But how it would enable him to 66 " ... drive back Of Alcibiades the approaches wild ” the Senators wisely make no effort to explain . All they get from Timon is a torrent of contumelious language ...
Page xxvii
... gold , " says Apeman- " The best and truest , " replies Timon . tus . " For here it sleeps , and does no hired harm . " Aurum irrepertum sic melius situm , said Horace . The gold best situated is gold undiscovered . Horace was an ...
... gold , " says Apeman- " The best and truest , " replies Timon . tus . " For here it sleeps , and does no hired harm . " Aurum irrepertum sic melius situm , said Horace . The gold best situated is gold undiscovered . Horace was an ...
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