The Complete Works of William Shakespeare, Volume 4Hearst's international library Company, 1914 |
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Page xii
... better than chronological accuracy ; and the result is in most cases favorable to right conceptions : the events being there- by knit together and articulated into that vital harmony and circulation of nature , wherein they can be better ...
... better than chronological accuracy ; and the result is in most cases favorable to right conceptions : the events being there- by knit together and articulated into that vital harmony and circulation of nature , wherein they can be better ...
Page xiii
... better under- stood for a previous acquaintance with the Poet's historical representations ; though it must be owned that these have in turn received much additional light from those . Where he deviates most from all the historical ...
... better under- stood for a previous acquaintance with the Poet's historical representations ; though it must be owned that these have in turn received much additional light from those . Where he deviates most from all the historical ...
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... better justification of the thing could well be given , or asked . Shakespeare drew the material of his other histories from Holinshed , and no doubt he had , or might have had access to the same authority in writing King John . Yet in ...
... better justification of the thing could well be given , or asked . Shakespeare drew the material of his other histories from Holinshed , and no doubt he had , or might have had access to the same authority in writing King John . Yet in ...
Page xxi
... better than to abridge the account given by Mr. Collier . The de- sign of Kynge Johan was to promote and confirm the Reformation , of which Bale was one of the most strenuous and unscrupulous supporters . Some of the leading events of ...
... better than to abridge the account given by Mr. Collier . The de- sign of Kynge Johan was to promote and confirm the Reformation , of which Bale was one of the most strenuous and unscrupulous supporters . Some of the leading events of ...
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... better infer his cringing , cowardly , slink- ing , yet malignant spirit , than his two scenes with Hubert de Burgh , where he durst not look his purpose in the face ; and his base mind dodges and skulks and backs out from fathering its ...
... better infer his cringing , cowardly , slink- ing , yet malignant spirit , than his two scenes with Hubert de Burgh , where he durst not look his purpose in the face ; and his base mind dodges and skulks and backs out from fathering its ...
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