The Contemporary Shakespeare Series, Volume 5University Press of America, 1986 |
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Page 154
... play is remarkable as well for the realism of its depiction of low life , and for its suggestive bawdiness in keeping , in which Shakespeare was a virtuoso - to the apprehension of Victorians like Robert Bridges , who could not bear it ...
... play is remarkable as well for the realism of its depiction of low life , and for its suggestive bawdiness in keeping , in which Shakespeare was a virtuoso - to the apprehension of Victorians like Robert Bridges , who could not bear it ...
Page 266
... play obviously came after both Henry IV and Henry V ; its most likely occasion being the Garter Feast at Windsor on St George's day 1600 , when no new knights were created but the French were in strength for Henri IV's installation by ...
... play obviously came after both Henry IV and Henry V ; its most likely occasion being the Garter Feast at Windsor on St George's day 1600 , when no new knights were created but the French were in strength for Henri IV's installation by ...
Page 508
... play . Its date is 1592 , in the earlier phase of the relationship with the friend and patron . It is worth noting that , in this play , the importance of addressing sonnets to the lady of one's love is twice emphasised . Something of ...
... play . Its date is 1592 , in the earlier phase of the relationship with the friend and patron . It is worth noting that , in this play , the importance of addressing sonnets to the lady of one's love is twice emphasised . Something of ...
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