Othello ; King Lear ; All's well that ends well ; MacbethCurrent Literature Publishing Company, 1909 |
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Page xix
... thing more than a few incidents and the outline of the plot ; the character , the passion , the pathos , the poetry , being entirely his own . Until a recent date , The Tragedy of Othello was com- monly supposed to have been among the ...
... thing more than a few incidents and the outline of the plot ; the character , the passion , the pathos , the poetry , being entirely his own . Until a recent date , The Tragedy of Othello was com- monly supposed to have been among the ...
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... thing , to be properly understood , should be detached from all others . Such is not the method of nature : to ... things neither of these can be represented save in vital union with the others . If , however , either should have ...
... thing , to be properly understood , should be detached from all others . Such is not the method of nature : to ... things neither of these can be represented save in vital union with the others . If , however , either should have ...
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... things might speak more for his virtue than for his manhood . And yet his reputation for exceeding honesty has some- thing suspicious about it , for it looks as though he had studied to make that virtue somewhat of a speciality in his ...
... things might speak more for his virtue than for his manhood . And yet his reputation for exceeding honesty has some- thing suspicious about it , for it looks as though he had studied to make that virtue somewhat of a speciality in his ...
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... thing like a flint . It appears , then , that in Iago intellectuality itself is made a character ; that is , the intellect has cast off all al- legiance to the moral and religious sentiments , and become a law and an impulse to itself ...
... thing like a flint . It appears , then , that in Iago intellectuality itself is made a character ; that is , the intellect has cast off all al- legiance to the moral and religious sentiments , and become a law and an impulse to itself ...
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... thing is sufficient reason for doing it . For , in such cases , the 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 ...
... thing is sufficient reason for doing it . For , in such cases , the 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 ...
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