On Producing ShakespeareM. Joseph, 1950 - 335 pages |
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Page 30
... follow that the book - keeper and the book- holder were always the same person , but since it must be difficult to distinguish their functions it is simple to assume that they were . ' Since we are embarked upon a voyage of conjecture ...
... follow that the book - keeper and the book- holder were always the same person , but since it must be difficult to distinguish their functions it is simple to assume that they were . ' Since we are embarked upon a voyage of conjecture ...
Page 76
... follow them in by the R door , and when they have cowed their enthusiasm , send them skulking back through the same ... follows out L , but Brutus naturally takes the other door when he parts from Cassius . Cassius , at the end of the ...
... follow them in by the R door , and when they have cowed their enthusiasm , send them skulking back through the same ... follows out L , but Brutus naturally takes the other door when he parts from Cassius . Cassius , at the end of the ...
Page 244
... follows a method of logical directness which is always sustained in the dialogue . We have seen too how in a large part of Much Ado About Nothing the method dispenses with ... Follow your Spirit ; and upon 244 ON PRODUCING SHAKESPEARE.
... follows a method of logical directness which is always sustained in the dialogue . We have seen too how in a large part of Much Ado About Nothing the method dispenses with ... Follow your Spirit ; and upon 244 ON PRODUCING SHAKESPEARE.
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