The Complete Works of William Shakespeare, Volume 18Harper& brothers, 1908 |
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... natural scene which introduces the subject without the formality of an ex- planation . Perhaps the best example of Shakespeare's method in this respect is the dialogue between Sampson and Gregory at the beginning of " Romeo and Juliet ...
... natural scene which introduces the subject without the formality of an ex- planation . Perhaps the best example of Shakespeare's method in this respect is the dialogue between Sampson and Gregory at the beginning of " Romeo and Juliet ...
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... . He is a cynic from the first , and with him cynicism means the natural shamelessness of the dog , not the acquired indifference of the philosopher . - - Love There is no dignity in him as there is [ xi ] INTRODUCTION.
... . He is a cynic from the first , and with him cynicism means the natural shamelessness of the dog , not the acquired indifference of the philosopher . - - Love There is no dignity in him as there is [ xi ] INTRODUCTION.
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... nature , what Zola , whose mind it haunted , called la bête humaine . The genius of Shakespeare alone could have made such a character endurable , and yet Shakespeare bestowed , if we may judge by appearances , very little thought or ...
... nature , what Zola , whose mind it haunted , called la bête humaine . The genius of Shakespeare alone could have made such a character endurable , and yet Shakespeare bestowed , if we may judge by appearances , very little thought or ...
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... nature . " Why shouldst thou hate men ? They never flattered thee , " is a cry of anguish as well as an expression of disgust . " I , to bear this , That never knew but better , is some burden , " has a human ring which once more makes ...
... nature . " Why shouldst thou hate men ? They never flattered thee , " is a cry of anguish as well as an expression of disgust . " I , to bear this , That never knew but better , is some burden , " has a human ring which once more makes ...
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... nature herself . He cared no more for consistency than he cared for the historical character of Cardinal Beaufort , or for the geo- graphical position of Bohemia . A robust and acute critic has gone so far as to say that " Hamlet " was ...
... nature herself . He cared no more for consistency than he cared for the historical character of Cardinal Beaufort , or for the geo- graphical position of Bohemia . A robust and acute critic has gone so far as to say that " Hamlet " was ...
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