Shakspere: His Inner Life as Intimated in His Works

action affections already appears artist bear beauty become beginning better called cause character composition conduct course critic death doubt drama England evidently expression eyes fact father feeling force former genius gives Hamlet hand heart Henry hero Holinshed honour human idea ideal imagination individual influence instance interest John king latter Lear learned less lines living Macbeth manner means merely mind moral nature needful never object once original passion perfect period person play poem poet poet's poetic position practice present printed probably production prove reason reference regard relations remarks rendered respect result Richard says scene serve Shak Shakspere Shakspere's sonnets soul spirit stage story style suggested supposed things thou thought tion tragedy true whole written