The Works of Shakespeare, Volume 11Macmillan and Company, limited, 1903 |
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Page 17
... possessed by those who are to enjoy or profit by it . Comedy , on the other hand , appeals to the untrained no less than the trained man ; it collects its audience at the village blacksmith's or the country shop as readily as in the ...
... possessed by those who are to enjoy or profit by it . Comedy , on the other hand , appeals to the untrained no less than the trained man ; it collects its audience at the village blacksmith's or the country shop as readily as in the ...
Page 22
... possessed , and the perilous combination of temper- ament and imagination which seems to have been made in each . It is futile and immoral to conceal or minimize the faults and vices of men of genius ; but it is equally futile and ...
... possessed , and the perilous combination of temper- ament and imagination which seems to have been made in each . It is futile and immoral to conceal or minimize the faults and vices of men of genius ; but it is equally futile and ...
Page 29
... reason to believe that Shakespeare was born . The continued possession of the part which was once the western house by the poet's kinsfolk was probably 1 the basis for a tradition which runs back for 29 Birth and Breeding.
... reason to believe that Shakespeare was born . The continued possession of the part which was once the western house by the poet's kinsfolk was probably 1 the basis for a tradition which runs back for 29 Birth and Breeding.
Page 31
... possession of Shakespeare's kin until the beginning of the present century , is now set apart forever , with the home of Anne Hathaway , the ground which the poet In purchased in 1597 , and where he built his own 31 Birth and Breeding.
... possession of Shakespeare's kin until the beginning of the present century , is now set apart forever , with the home of Anne Hathaway , the ground which the poet In purchased in 1597 , and where he built his own 31 Birth and Breeding.
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... possessed of the noble art of gentleness in ungentle times ; a low , soft sky from which clouds are rarely absent , and an atmosphere which softens all outlines , subdues all sounds , and works magical effects of light and distance ...
... possessed of the noble art of gentleness in ungentle times ; a low , soft sky from which clouds are rarely absent , and an atmosphere which softens all outlines , subdues all sounds , and works magical effects of light and distance ...
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