The Works of Shakespeare, Volume 11Macmillan Company, 1904 |
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Page 12
... followed these early unknown playwrights understood that the humorous cannot be separated from the tragic without violating the facts of life ; and religion , in its later expressions , would have been saved from many absurdities and ...
... followed these early unknown playwrights understood that the humorous cannot be separated from the tragic without violating the facts of life ; and religion , in its later expressions , would have been saved from many absurdities and ...
Page 47
... followed for a long distance by the eye , so sharply cut through the waving fields is it . Those winding foot - paths , which take one away from the highroads into the heart of the country , are nowhere more alluring to the eye and the ...
... followed for a long distance by the eye , so sharply cut through the waving fields is it . Those winding foot - paths , which take one away from the highroads into the heart of the country , are nowhere more alluring to the eye and the ...
Page 102
... passed , and the radical re- action against the medieval conceptions in which she had lived for centuries which followed , her moral life was well - nigh sacrificed . The immense resources which 102 William Shakespeare.
... passed , and the radical re- action against the medieval conceptions in which she had lived for centuries which followed , her moral life was well - nigh sacrificed . The immense resources which 102 William Shakespeare.
Page 106
... , and Puttenham's " Arte of English Poesie " had followed it three years later . Criticism did not lag behind the beautiful lyrical and rich dramatic produc- tiveness of the age . Men of action and men 106 William Shakespeare.
... , and Puttenham's " Arte of English Poesie " had followed it three years later . Criticism did not lag behind the beautiful lyrical and rich dramatic produc- tiveness of the age . Men of action and men 106 William Shakespeare.
Page 124
... followed it in December , 1592 , three months after Greene's death , with a public apology which contains a few words of great value as indicating the feeling Shakespeare was evoking from his fellow - workers : " Myself have seen his ...
... followed it in December , 1592 , three months after Greene's death , with a public apology which contains a few words of great value as indicating the feeling Shakespeare was evoking from his fellow - workers : " Myself have seen his ...
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