Histories, IP.F. Collier, 1879 |
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Page 158
... characters , and especially the chief character , come before us as something shadowy , and not of earth . Richard II . possesses all the higher attributes of pcetry , but the characters , and especially the leading character , are of ...
... characters , and especially the chief character , come before us as something shadowy , and not of earth . Richard II . possesses all the higher attributes of pcetry , but the characters , and especially the leading character , are of ...
Page 166
... character of Henry , not only far above the calumnies of the old Chroniclers , which , we believe , were gross exaggerations , but has painted him much more amiable , and just , and merciful than we find him in the original documents ...
... character of Henry , not only far above the calumnies of the old Chroniclers , which , we believe , were gross exaggerations , but has painted him much more amiable , and just , and merciful than we find him in the original documents ...
Page 167
... character of Falstaff from the old play , instead of holding that he took the name alcne . We are inclined to think , with Ritson , that Shakspere took the name without receiving the slightest hint of the character . In our opinion ...
... character of Falstaff from the old play , instead of holding that he took the name alcne . We are inclined to think , with Ritson , that Shakspere took the name without receiving the slightest hint of the character . In our opinion ...
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