The Works of Shakespeare, Volume 35Methuen, 1918 |
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Page xiv
... gives us a similar incident . But these examples might be multiplied , and they need not be dwelt upon except so far as they remind us of the popularity which the story adopted by Shakespeare enjoyed in the sixteenth century . At this ...
... gives us a similar incident . But these examples might be multiplied , and they need not be dwelt upon except so far as they remind us of the popularity which the story adopted by Shakespeare enjoyed in the sixteenth century . At this ...
Page xxii
... give the usual contemptuous dismissal ; at the very worst , if there are tares in the sheaf of the reaper , we should not forget to be grateful for the sheaf . But even these conjec- tures , wide of the mark as they seem , are worthy of ...
... give the usual contemptuous dismissal ; at the very worst , if there are tares in the sheaf of the reaper , we should not forget to be grateful for the sheaf . But even these conjec- tures , wide of the mark as they seem , are worthy of ...
Page xxvi
... give increased splendour to a brilliant passage here and there ; indeed , we may say that in regard to its very worst and its very best there is often little to choose between an earlier and a later play , as may be seen from the ...
... give increased splendour to a brilliant passage here and there ; indeed , we may say that in regard to its very worst and its very best there is often little to choose between an earlier and a later play , as may be seen from the ...
Page xxx
... give some offence with their stiff precision . Or , to put it more plainly ( and it might be put in a thousand other ways ) , we receive from the unstudied symmetry of the Romantic Drama an impression of perfect art , but from the ...
... give some offence with their stiff precision . Or , to put it more plainly ( and it might be put in a thousand other ways ) , we receive from the unstudied symmetry of the Romantic Drama an impression of perfect art , but from the ...
Page xxxiv
... give suggestions rather than illustrations of the fact , I may first point out that if Twelfth Night includes the main elements of good comedy , so also as a single " The leading note of the play is fun , " Furnivall . 2 Furnivall ...
... give suggestions rather than illustrations of the fact , I may first point out that if Twelfth Night includes the main elements of good comedy , so also as a single " The leading note of the play is fun , " Furnivall . 2 Furnivall ...
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