Othello ; King Lear ; All's well that ends well ; MacbethCurrent Literature Publishing Company, 1909 |
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... mind had outgrown their original form . The style , however , of the play is throughout so even and sustained , so perfect is the coherence and con- gruity of part with part , and its whole course so free from redundancy and ...
... mind had outgrown their original form . The style , however , of the play is throughout so even and sustained , so perfect is the coherence and con- gruity of part with part , and its whole course so free from redundancy and ...
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... mind lacks room for his arguments , to subdue him by mere violence of im- pression . Glorying alike in mastery of intellect and of will , he would so make Roderigo part of himself , like his hand or foot , as to be the immediate organ ...
... mind lacks room for his arguments , to subdue him by mere violence of im- pression . Glorying alike in mastery of intellect and of will , he would so make Roderigo part of himself , like his hand or foot , as to be the immediate organ ...
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... 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 social , moral , and religious sentiments . But our ...
... 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 social , moral , and religious sentiments . But our ...
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... mind comes to act , not for any outward ends or objects , but merely for the sake of act- ing ; has a passion for feats of agility and strength ; and may even go so far as to revel amid the dangers and diffi- culties of wicked ...
... mind comes to act , not for any outward ends or objects , but merely for the sake of act- ing ; has a passion for feats of agility and strength ; and may even go so far as to revel amid the dangers and diffi- culties of wicked ...
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... mind . For they who thrive by the truth naturally attribute their thrift to her power , not to their own ; and success , com- ing to them as a gift , rather humbles than elates them . On the other hand , he who thrives by lying can ...
... mind . For they who thrive by the truth naturally attribute their thrift to her power , not to their own ; and success , com- ing to them as a gift , rather humbles than elates them . On the other hand , he who thrives by lying can ...
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