On Producing ShakespeareB. Blom, 1964 - 335 pages |
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Page 120
... soliloquy - it is the rhythm of Hamlet's soliloquies which is half the secret of their vitality - and the subsequent dialogue with Horatio , Marcellus and Barnardo . Othello's last speech is printed thus in the Folio : Soft you ; a word ...
... soliloquy - it is the rhythm of Hamlet's soliloquies which is half the secret of their vitality - and the subsequent dialogue with Horatio , Marcellus and Barnardo . Othello's last speech is printed thus in the Folio : Soft you ; a word ...
Page 241
... soliloquy we know that this must have been nearly two months ago . The incongruity seems an absurd one , if we have time to reckon the distance from Wittenberg : but in fact Hamlet drives all calculation from our minds with his bitter ...
... soliloquy we know that this must have been nearly two months ago . The incongruity seems an absurd one , if we have time to reckon the distance from Wittenberg : but in fact Hamlet drives all calculation from our minds with his bitter ...
Page 286
... soliloquy presents it - by speculation on the consequences , by considering its special wickedness in the circumstances , and by a highly poetical passage of transcending imagery depicting its full horror in the sight of heaven . He has ...
... soliloquy presents it - by speculation on the consequences , by considering its special wickedness in the circumstances , and by a highly poetical passage of transcending imagery depicting its full horror in the sight of heaven . He has ...
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INTRODUCTION TO SECOND EDITION | 16 |
THE ACTING TRADITION OF | 108 |
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