Othello ; King Lear ; All's well that ends well ; MacbethCurrent Literature Publishing Company, 1909 |
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Page xiv
... head that she was in love with the lieutenant , and determined to work the ruin of them both by accusing them to the Moor of adultery . But he saw that he would have to be very artful in his treachery , else the Moor would not believe ...
... head that she was in love with the lieutenant , and determined to work the ruin of them both by accusing them to the Moor of adultery . But he saw that he would have to be very artful in his treachery , else the Moor would not believe ...
Page xviii
... head , and then give out that she was killed by a beam falling upon her . To carry this purpose into effect , the Moor one night had the ensign hidden in a closet opening into his chamber . At the proper time , the ensign made a noise ...
... head , and then give out that she was killed by a beam falling upon her . To carry this purpose into effect , the Moor one night had the ensign hidden in a closet opening into his chamber . At the proper time , the ensign made a noise ...
Page xxix
... heads of sensual and rational . Now , the healthy mind is marked by openness to impressions from without ; is apt to be overmastered by the inspiration of external objects ; in which case the understanding is kept subordinate to the ...
... heads of sensual and rational . Now , the healthy mind is marked by openness to impressions from without ; is apt to be overmastered by the inspiration of external objects ; in which case the understanding is kept subordinate to the ...
Page xxx
... head , all his desires eminently spiritual and Satanical ; so that he scorns the lusts of the flesh , or , if indulging them at all , generally does it in a criminal way , and not so much for the indulgence as for the criminality ...
... head , all his desires eminently spiritual and Satanical ; so that he scorns the lusts of the flesh , or , if indulging them at all , generally does it in a criminal way , and not so much for the indulgence as for the criminality ...
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... head any notice of its proceedings . His quick perception of the interest he had awakened is a confession of the interest he felt , the state of his mind coming out in his anxiety to know that of hers . And how natural it was that he ...
... head any notice of its proceedings . His quick perception of the interest he had awakened is a confession of the interest he felt , the state of his mind coming out in his anxiety to know that of hers . And how natural it was that he ...
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