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Page 260
... Julius Cæsar , which it ostensibly continues , and in close relation to Coriolanus , remote as its imperial theme lies , historically , from the parochial conflicts of the early republic . Brutus and the earlier Antony are admir- ably ...
... Julius Cæsar , which it ostensibly continues , and in close relation to Coriolanus , remote as its imperial theme lies , historically , from the parochial conflicts of the early republic . Brutus and the earlier Antony are admir- ably ...
Page 261
... Julius Cæsar ) draws the trail of his coarser fancy over the Cleopatra of Shakespeare . Dryden , half a century later , produced , under the stimulus of rivalry , the best that he was capable of , in his All for Love ( 1678 ) . In ...
... Julius Cæsar ) draws the trail of his coarser fancy over the Cleopatra of Shakespeare . Dryden , half a century later , produced , under the stimulus of rivalry , the best that he was capable of , in his All for Love ( 1678 ) . In ...
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... Julius Cæsar , with a cold and unsympathetic hand . In Richard II . Shakespeare had drawn a far more engaging portrait of the born ruler profiting by the fatuities of a brilliant child of impulse . The patriotic and political animus of ...
... Julius Cæsar , with a cold and unsympathetic hand . In Richard II . Shakespeare had drawn a far more engaging portrait of the born ruler profiting by the fatuities of a brilliant child of impulse . The patriotic and political animus of ...
Page 311
... Julius Cæsar , Who at Philippi the good 116. Though he be painted , etc. The reference is probably to the so - called Perspective ' pictures , Brutus ghosted , different which represented things when seen from different points of view ...
... Julius Cæsar , Who at Philippi the good 116. Though he be painted , etc. The reference is probably to the so - called Perspective ' pictures , Brutus ghosted , different which represented things when seen from different points of view ...
Page 313
... Cæsar and your brother were at blows , Your mother came to Sicily and did find Her welcome friendly . Ant . I have ... Julius Cæsar Grew fat with feasting there . 55. counts , reckonings , marks . 60 Ant . You have heard much . Pom . I ...
... Cæsar and your brother were at blows , Your mother came to Sicily and did find Her welcome friendly . Ant . I have ... Julius Cæsar Grew fat with feasting there . 55. counts , reckonings , marks . 60 Ant . You have heard much . Pom . I ...
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| Title | The Works of Shakespeare, Volume 9 The Eversley edition The Works of Shakespeare, Charles Harold Herford |
| Author | William Shakespeare |
| Publisher | Macmillan and Company, limited, 1904 |
| Original from | Indiana University |
| Digitized | 15 Jan 2009 |
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