The SonnetsNew American Library, 1964 - 240 pages Updated edition of Shakespeare?'s Sonnets, with a brand new introduction by Stephen Orgel. |
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Page 203
... nature and so forth ) used for the loving complaint that the man's chastity was selfish are still used when he becomes selfish in his debauchery ; Shakespeare's own notation here seems to teach him ; the more curiously because the ...
... nature and so forth ) used for the loving complaint that the man's chastity was selfish are still used when he becomes selfish in his debauchery ; Shakespeare's own notation here seems to teach him ; the more curiously because the ...
Page 216
... nature never lends The smallest scruple of her excellence , But like a thrifty goddesse , she determines Her selfe ... nature's riches . Even Angelo is wrong to think he can be a lord and owner , though he seems the extreme case of those ...
... nature never lends The smallest scruple of her excellence , But like a thrifty goddesse , she determines Her selfe ... nature's riches . Even Angelo is wrong to think he can be a lord and owner , though he seems the extreme case of those ...
Page 228
... Nature , which lends beauty in order that it may be given , is contrasted with the youth , whose self - regarding results in a usurious living on capital alone , which is a negation of Nature and of life ; these paradoxes of the thought ...
... Nature , which lends beauty in order that it may be given , is contrasted with the youth , whose self - regarding results in a usurious living on capital alone , which is a negation of Nature and of life ; these paradoxes of the thought ...
Contents
PREFATORY REMARKS | vii |
INTRODUCTION | xvii |
TEXTUAL NOTE | 195 |
Copyright | |
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