On Producing ShakespeareM. Joseph, 1950 - 335 pages |
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Page 74
... sense . Sometimes for a number of scenes one door becomes associated with one group of characters and the other with another . Thus in the prelude to Shrewsbury Field one door will be Hotspur's tent ( perhaps with his pennant hoisted on ...
... sense . Sometimes for a number of scenes one door becomes associated with one group of characters and the other with another . Thus in the prelude to Shrewsbury Field one door will be Hotspur's tent ( perhaps with his pennant hoisted on ...
Page 75
... sense- -common theatrical sense , such as any producer of to - day would think of as his a b c . The difference between what the Chamberlain's Men did and what is commonly done now is the difference between simplicity and complication ...
... sense- -common theatrical sense , such as any producer of to - day would think of as his a b c . The difference between what the Chamberlain's Men did and what is commonly done now is the difference between simplicity and complication ...
Page 265
... Sense " , is told that Our foster Nurse of Nature , is repose , The which he lackes ... ( IV . iv . 12 f . ) Here the anonymous speaker is using the familiar word in the simple sense in which Kent has more than once employed it . Lear ...
... Sense " , is told that Our foster Nurse of Nature , is repose , The which he lackes ... ( IV . iv . 12 f . ) Here the anonymous speaker is using the familiar word in the simple sense in which Kent has more than once employed it . Lear ...
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