A Shakespeare Commentary ...F. Ungar Publishing Company, 1957 - 973 pages |
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... bear , So bear I thee upon my manly shoulders ; But then Æneas bare a living load , Nothing so heavy as these woes of mine . Eneas is the hero of Virgil's Eneid , which celebrates the foundation of Rome . Anchises . I. ii . 113 . King ...
... bear , So bear I thee upon my manly shoulders ; But then Æneas bare a living load , Nothing so heavy as these woes of mine . Eneas is the hero of Virgil's Eneid , which celebrates the foundation of Rome . Anchises . I. ii . 113 . King ...
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... Bear identical with Styrbiorn , Spratling his son with Thorkill Sprakaleg , and Biorn Bearsson , father of Siward , a brother of Earl Ulf and Countess Gyda . But if so , Ulf and Gyda would have been notoriously of the House of the Bear ...
... Bear identical with Styrbiorn , Spratling his son with Thorkill Sprakaleg , and Biorn Bearsson , father of Siward , a brother of Earl Ulf and Countess Gyda . But if so , Ulf and Gyda would have been notoriously of the House of the Bear ...
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... bear his name whose form thou bear'st : Kneel thou down Philip , but rise more great , Arise sir Richard and Plantagenet . and becomes the hero of the Play , the representative of a brave and honourable Englishman . Lady Faulconbridge ...
... bear his name whose form thou bear'st : Kneel thou down Philip , but rise more great , Arise sir Richard and Plantagenet . and becomes the hero of the Play , the representative of a brave and honourable Englishman . Lady Faulconbridge ...
Contents
Extracts from The Secret History of Macbeth King of Scotland | 120 |
Trebble scepters | 126 |
Source of the Plot Outline of the Play | 166 |
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Ansaldo Antonio appears Ariel army Arthur Aumerle banished Banquo Bassanio battle Bolingbroke brother Brutus Cæsar Caliban called Cassius castle cause character Claudius Cordelia court crown daughter dead death doth Duke duke of Hereford duke of Norfolke Duncan Earl Edgar Edmund England English enters Extract father Faulconbridge fear fool fortune France ghost Giannetto give Gloucester Goneril Hamlet hand hast hath haue Henry Henry IV Holinshed honour Horatio Hubert husband Julius Cæsar Kent King John King Lear King Richard king's lady Laertes Lancaster land Lear lord Macduff Malcolm married murder night noble Norfolk North's Plutarch Northumberland Pandulph Philip play Plutarch Polonius Portia Prince Prospero queen Regan replies revenge Rome Rosader Rosalynde Saladyne says Scene of Act Scotland servant Shakespeare ship Shylock sisters slain song sonne tells Thane thee thou throne unto Venice vnto vpon wife witches words
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A Student's Guide to British Literature: A Selective Bibliography of 4,128 ... Aliki Lafkidou Dick No preview available - 1972 |