The Complete Works of William Shakespeare, Volume 4Hearst's international library Company, 1914 |
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Page xvi
... seems essential to the perfection of the work . And perhaps Shakespeare's mastery of his art is in nothing more ... seem to require . For it need scarce be urged that in an historical drama literal truth is fairly entitled to give law ...
... seems essential to the perfection of the work . And perhaps Shakespeare's mastery of his art is in nothing more ... seem to require . For it need scarce be urged that in an historical drama literal truth is fairly entitled to give law ...
Page xx
... seem to argue that in this case he not only left his usual guide , but had some special reason for doing so ... seems deserving of special note , that in his historical dramas he committed no offenses worth naming against the ...
... seem to argue that in this case he not only left his usual guide , but had some special reason for doing so ... seems deserving of special note , that in his historical dramas he committed no offenses worth naming against the ...
Page xxv
... seem altogether out , when , arguing from the internal evidence of style , structure of the verse , tone of thought , and peculiarity of dramatic logic , they refer King John to the same period of the author's life with The Tempest ...
... seem altogether out , when , arguing from the internal evidence of style , structure of the verse , tone of thought , and peculiarity of dramatic logic , they refer King John to the same period of the author's life with The Tempest ...
Page xxx
... seems fully borne out by the work itself . The abatement , however , that we would make refers not so much to the idea of the character , as to the style of the execution , wherein we cannot but think her far from exemplifying the ...
... seems fully borne out by the work itself . The abatement , however , that we would make refers not so much to the idea of the character , as to the style of the execution , wherein we cannot but think her far from exemplifying the ...
Page xxxvi
... seems to trust his right as much as " his strong possession ; " but his mother whispers in his ear as a secret that his throne rests more on strong possession than on right . The testa- ment of the former king , which she has procured ...
... seems to trust his right as much as " his strong possession ; " but his mother whispers in his ear as a secret that his throne rests more on strong possession than on right . The testa- ment of the former king , which she has procured ...
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