Othello ; King Lear ; All's well that ends well ; MacbethCurrent Literature Publishing Company, 1909 |
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Page xxvii
... feels and forescents his way into Roderigo is only equaled by the skill with which , while clinching the nail of one conquest , he prepares the sub- ject , by a sort of forereaching process , for a further con- quest . Roderigo , if not ...
... feels and forescents his way into Roderigo is only equaled by the skill with which , while clinching the nail of one conquest , he prepares the sub- ject , by a sort of forereaching process , for a further con- quest . Roderigo , if not ...
Page xxx
... feels these qualities in him , as that , granting him to have them , there is the greater merit in hating him . For anybody can hate a man for his faults ; but to hate a man for his virtues , is something original ; involves , so to ...
... feels these qualities in him , as that , granting him to have them , there is the greater merit in hating him . For anybody can hate a man for his faults ; but to hate a man for his virtues , is something original ; involves , so to ...
Page xl
... feeling , and this gives a certain elevated and imaginative turn to his man- ner of thought and speech . In the deportment of such a man there is apt to be something upon which a cold and crafty malice can easily stick the imputation of ...
... feeling , and this gives a certain elevated and imaginative turn to his man- ner of thought and speech . In the deportment of such a man there is apt to be something upon which a cold and crafty malice can easily stick the imputation of ...
Page xliii
... feelings , moreover , respect keeps pace with affec- tion ; and he involuntarily seeks some tacit assurance of a return of his passion as a sort of permission to cherish and confess it . It is this feeling that originates the deli- cate ...
... feelings , moreover , respect keeps pace with affec- tion ; and he involuntarily seeks some tacit assurance of a return of his passion as a sort of permission to cherish and confess it . It is this feeling that originates the deli- cate ...
Page xlv
... feeling while kindling it . It is remark- able , that the sympathies are not so deeply moved in the scene of her death , as in that where by the blows of her husband's hand and tongue she is made to feel that she has lost him . Too ...
... feeling while kindling it . It is remark- able , that the sympathies are not so deeply moved in the scene of her death , as in that where by the blows of her husband's hand and tongue she is made to feel that she has lost him . Too ...
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