Othello ; King Lear ; All's well that ends well ; MacbethCurrent Literature Publishing Company, 1909 |
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... Kent , whose prototype Perillus is by no means unskillfully drawn ; perhaps , too , the original of the steward Oswald is to be found in the courtier Scaliger ; again it is noteworthy that messengers with incriminating letters play an ...
... Kent , whose prototype Perillus is by no means unskillfully drawn ; perhaps , too , the original of the steward Oswald is to be found in the courtier Scaliger ; again it is noteworthy that messengers with incriminating letters play an ...
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... Kent . Perhaps it should be re- marked that his most judicious departures from the his- tory , such as the madness of Lear and the death of Lear and Cordelia at the close , were entirely original with him ; the older play adhering , in ...
... Kent . Perhaps it should be re- marked that his most judicious departures from the his- tory , such as the madness of Lear and the death of Lear and Cordelia at the close , were entirely original with him ; the older play adhering , in ...
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... Kent and Edgar are those of Shakespeare's men whom one should most wish to resemble . Strikingly similar in virtues and situation , these two persons are , notwithstanding , widely different in character . Brothers in magnanimity and in ...
... Kent and Edgar are those of Shakespeare's men whom one should most wish to resemble . Strikingly similar in virtues and situation , these two persons are , notwithstanding , widely different in character . Brothers in magnanimity and in ...
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... Kent's life is so bound up with others , that their death plucks him after . Nevertheless it is hard saying whether one would rather be the subject or the author of Edgar's tale , - " Whilst I was big in clamor , " etc. In Kent and ...
... Kent's life is so bound up with others , that their death plucks him after . Nevertheless it is hard saying whether one would rather be the subject or the author of Edgar's tale , - " Whilst I was big in clamor , " etc. In Kent and ...
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... Kent , outstripping the malice of the elements with his ministries of love ; the bedlamitish jargon of Edgar , whose feigned madness , striking in with Lear's real madness , takes away just enough of its horror , and borrows just enough ...
... Kent , outstripping the malice of the elements with his ministries of love ; the bedlamitish jargon of Edgar , whose feigned madness , striking in with Lear's real madness , takes away just enough of its horror , and borrows just enough ...
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