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We see it reflected first in the foul mind and disgusting language of lago , next in the despairing horror of Desdemona's father who feels that such an unnatural union can only be explained by depravity in the girl or witchcraft on the ...
We see it reflected first in the foul mind and disgusting language of lago , next in the despairing horror of Desdemona's father who feels that such an unnatural union can only be explained by depravity in the girl or witchcraft on the ...
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The word Shakespeare took from Cinthio here means natural affection or desire , and Othello's use of it tells us that he is calling in mind what Brabantio said about the marriage of white and black and how Desdemona had shrunk from him ...
The word Shakespeare took from Cinthio here means natural affection or desire , and Othello's use of it tells us that he is calling in mind what Brabantio said about the marriage of white and black and how Desdemona had shrunk from him ...
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not only that his mind is no longer defiled by Iago's imagery but that he is in fact a great spirit ? And what spectators and readers , who do not wish for finer bread than is made of wheat , carry away with them is , to quote Bradley ...
not only that his mind is no longer defiled by Iago's imagery but that he is in fact a great spirit ? And what spectators and readers , who do not wish for finer bread than is made of wheat , carry away with them is , to quote Bradley ...
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| Title | The Works of Shakespeare: The tempest. 1921 Volume 31 of The Works of Shakespeare, William Shakespeare The new Shakespeare |
| Author | William Shakespeare |
| Editors | Arthur Quiller-Couch, John Dover Wilson |
| Publisher | at the University Press, 1960 |
| Original from | the University of Michigan |
| Digitized | 22 Jul 2011 |
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