The Complete Works of William Shakespeare: Student's Cambridge EdHoughton, 1906 - 1237 pages |
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... play ; and the grounds for the choice have been indicated in the special introductions . In the consideration of the emendations of previous editors , much use has been made of the collations in the monumental works of Messrs . Clark ...
... play ; and the grounds for the choice have been indicated in the special introductions . In the consideration of the emendations of previous editors , much use has been made of the collations in the monumental works of Messrs . Clark ...
Page xi
... play in " Shake - scene " confirms the interpretation which finds in the passage a denunciation of Shakespeare for his work in revising plays such as Henry VI , of the earlier forms of which Greene and his friends had presumably been ...
... play in " Shake - scene " confirms the interpretation which finds in the passage a denunciation of Shakespeare for his work in revising plays such as Henry VI , of the earlier forms of which Greene and his friends had presumably been ...
Page xiii
... plays , and this is far from lifelike . It is supposed that Droeshout worked from a painting , but there is yet no general ... play and in King John the echo of the " mighty line " of Marlowe is clearly discernible in the versification ...
... plays , and this is far from lifelike . It is supposed that Droeshout worked from a painting , but there is yet no general ... play and in King John the echo of the " mighty line " of Marlowe is clearly discernible in the versification ...
Page xiv
... plays , collaborated , revised , or original , with which Shakespeare had to do in the early nineties of the sixteenth century , The Two Gentlemen of Verona most clearly lays down the lines on which he was first to create masterpieces ...
... plays , collaborated , revised , or original , with which Shakespeare had to do in the early nineties of the sixteenth century , The Two Gentlemen of Verona most clearly lays down the lines on which he was first to create masterpieces ...
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... plays he had at hand a linguistic medium whose capacities both in vocabulary and structure had not yet become ... play , but such plots are slight and not distinguished by any striking originality . Whenever possible , he borrowed ...
... plays he had at hand a linguistic medium whose capacities both in vocabulary and structure had not yet become ... play , but such plots are slight and not distinguished by any striking originality . Whenever possible , he borrowed ...
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