The Complete Works of William Shakespeare, Volume 19Caxton publishing Company, 1910 |
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... reason . " It was on such foundations that Shakespeare built . But Shakespeare's dramatic portrait is of a heroic grandeur , which is very dimly discernible in Plutarch's elaborate sketch . Shakespeare's Coriolanus is cast in a Titanic ...
... reason . " It was on such foundations that Shakespeare built . But Shakespeare's dramatic portrait is of a heroic grandeur , which is very dimly discernible in Plutarch's elaborate sketch . Shakespeare's Coriolanus is cast in a Titanic ...
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... reason to deny ' t ] There is more force of reason in the boy's support of our petition than in your resolve to refuse it . 179-180 his child Like him by chance ] his child resembles him by acci- dent , is not really his son . 170 180 ...
... reason to deny ' t ] There is more force of reason in the boy's support of our petition than in your resolve to refuse it . 179-180 his child Like him by chance ] his child resembles him by acci- dent , is not really his son . 170 180 ...
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... reason , the physician to my love ] Cf. M. Wives , II , i , 5 : " though Love use Reason for his physician , he admits him not for his counsellor . " 7-8 I desperate now .. did except ] My desperate case proves that love , which took ...
... reason , the physician to my love ] Cf. M. Wives , II , i , 5 : " though Love use Reason for his physician , he admits him not for his counsellor . " 7-8 I desperate now .. did except ] My desperate case proves that love , which took ...
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