The Comedies, Histories, Tragedies, and Poems of William Shakspere: Histories. TragediesC. Knight, 1843 |
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... Dramas of Shakspere are in no particular more remarkable than in the almost complete absence of any allusion to their author -any reference to his merely personal thoughts and circumstances -any intimation , that might naturally enough ...
... Dramas of Shakspere are in no particular more remarkable than in the almost complete absence of any allusion to their author -any reference to his merely personal thoughts and circumstances -any intimation , that might naturally enough ...
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... dramas had been linked together with the most scrupulous care , so that , although for the purposes of representation there were necessarily distinct pauses in the action , they were essentially one great drama . They were written , it ...
... dramas had been linked together with the most scrupulous care , so that , although for the purposes of representation there were necessarily distinct pauses in the action , they were essentially one great drama . They were written , it ...
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... drama , in which is this pas- sage : - 99 " With three rusty swords , And help of some few foot and half - foot ... dramas should commend his later play to a favourable reception : - " For their sake , In your fair minds let this ...
... drama , in which is this pas- sage : - 99 " With three rusty swords , And help of some few foot and half - foot ... dramas should commend his later play to a favourable reception : - " For their sake , In your fair minds let this ...
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... dramas which were so closely connected with it ; and in the composition of which , as they had for many years been exhibited , he had so considerable a share . ” * This is the point which we desire to examine . We hold that Shakspere ...
... dramas which were so closely connected with it ; and in the composition of which , as they had for many years been exhibited , he had so considerable a share . ” * This is the point which we desire to examine . We hold that Shakspere ...
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... dramas.§ The text of ' The First Part of Henry VI . , ' as it stands in our own edition , and the text of the two Parts of the Contention ' as modernized in their orthography , & c . , by us , are thus equally fitted for a comparison ...
... dramas.§ The text of ' The First Part of Henry VI . , ' as it stands in our own edition , and the text of the two Parts of the Contention ' as modernized in their orthography , & c . , by us , are thus equally fitted for a comparison ...
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