The Complete Works of William Shakespeare, Volume 4Hearst's international library Company, 1914 |
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Page xiii
... truth of which the real forms have not been preserved . So that , without any loss , perhaps we should say , with much gain , of substantial truth , Shakespeare clothes the dry bones of historical matter with the warm living flesh of ...
... truth of which the real forms have not been preserved . So that , without any loss , perhaps we should say , with much gain , of substantial truth , Shakespeare clothes the dry bones of historical matter with the warm living flesh of ...
Page xiv
... truth . These remarks must not be taken as in disparagement of other forms of history . It is important for us to know much which it was not the Poet's business to teach , and which if he had attempted to teach , we should probably ...
... truth . These remarks must not be taken as in disparagement of other forms of history . It is important for us to know much which it was not the Poet's business to teach , and which if he had attempted to teach , we should probably ...
Page xv
... truth con- verge , and from whence we may survey the field of his sub- ject in both its unity and its variety . All which is to be understood but as referring to the dramas in English history , these being the only of Shake- speare's ...
... truth con- verge , and from whence we may survey the field of his sub- ject in both its unity and its variety . All which is to be understood but as referring to the dramas in English history , these being the only of Shake- speare's ...
Page xvi
... truth of history in such sort as to hinder the dramatic life , or to cramp , or fetter , or arrest its proper ... truth is fairly entitled to give law , whenever dramatic truth does not overrule it . The point where all the parts of King ...
... truth of history in such sort as to hinder the dramatic life , or to cramp , or fetter , or arrest its proper ... truth is fairly entitled to give law , whenever dramatic truth does not overrule it . The point where all the parts of King ...
Page xvii
... truth are sacrificed without sufficient cause . Such a flaw at the heart of the piece must needs greatly disarrange the order of the work as a representation of facts , and make it very untrue to the ideas and sentiments of the English ...
... truth are sacrificed without sufficient cause . Such a flaw at the heart of the piece must needs greatly disarrange the order of the work as a representation of facts , and make it very untrue to the ideas and sentiments of the English ...
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