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Page viii
... perhaps Faulconbridge ; ( iii ) its Anti - Romish spirit which is at times harsh in the ex- treme ; ( iv ) the doggerel character of much of its dia- logue . On the other hand , the old playwright's treatment of his materials shows ...
... perhaps Faulconbridge ; ( iii ) its Anti - Romish spirit which is at times harsh in the ex- treme ; ( iv ) the doggerel character of much of its dia- logue . On the other hand , the old playwright's treatment of his materials shows ...
Page xiii
... perhaps we should say , with much gain , of substantial truth , Shakespeare clothes the dry bones of historical matter with the warm living flesh of poetry and wit , and thus gives them an interest such as no mere narrative could be ...
... perhaps we should say , with much gain , of substantial truth , Shakespeare clothes the dry bones of historical matter with the warm living flesh of poetry and wit , and thus gives them an interest such as no mere narrative could be ...
Page xvi
... perhaps Shakespeare's mastery of his art is in nothing more forcibly approved than in the de- gree to which he has reconciled them . And the inferiority of King John , as an historical drama , lies in that , taking his other works in ...
... perhaps Shakespeare's mastery of his art is in nothing more forcibly approved than in the de- gree to which he has reconciled them . And the inferiority of King John , as an historical drama , lies in that , taking his other works in ...
Page xvii
... perhaps have safely defied the papal interdict ; for who can doubt that they would have braved the thunders of the Vatican for him , since they did not scruple afterwards to do so against him ? But the fact or the mode of Arthur's death ...
... perhaps have safely defied the papal interdict ; for who can doubt that they would have braved the thunders of the Vatican for him , since they did not scruple afterwards to do so against him ? But the fact or the mode of Arthur's death ...
Page xxiv
... perhaps al- ready published ; but nothing of the sort has been heard of in our day . In the folio it stands the fifteenth in the vol- ume , and the first in the division of Histories ; printed so clearly and carefully in the main , as ...
... perhaps al- ready published ; but nothing of the sort has been heard of in our day . In the folio it stands the fifteenth in the vol- ume , and the first in the division of Histories ; printed so clearly and carefully in the main , as ...
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