The Complete Works of William Shakespeare, Volume 2Hearst's International Library Company, 1914 |
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Page x
... Silvia at Friar Patrick's cell suggests the meeting - place of the two star- crossed lovers at Friar Laurence's . Launcelot Gobbo owes much to his namesake Launce , and something also to Speed , whose description of the various signs ...
... Silvia at Friar Patrick's cell suggests the meeting - place of the two star- crossed lovers at Friar Laurence's . Launcelot Gobbo owes much to his namesake Launce , and something also to Speed , whose description of the various signs ...
Page xxi
... Silvia , seem designedly arranged by pairs , and have such a mixture of contrast and resemblance between them as might fitly serve to herald the matchless combinations that were still to come from the same cunning hand . Julia , seeking ...
... Silvia , seem designedly arranged by pairs , and have such a mixture of contrast and resemblance between them as might fitly serve to herald the matchless combinations that were still to come from the same cunning hand . Julia , seeking ...
Page xxii
... Silvia's artful and enigmatical invitations finely ex- emplifies the innate modesty of a true affection , that is kept from discerning the signs of a return by a sense of its own unworthiness . And yet , for some cause or other , these ...
... Silvia's artful and enigmatical invitations finely ex- emplifies the innate modesty of a true affection , that is kept from discerning the signs of a return by a sense of its own unworthiness . And yet , for some cause or other , these ...
Page xxiv
... Silvia , the duke's daughter , falls in love with him . In the case of Valentine this new condition brings an in- crease of experience and refinement , which he appropriates after his own fashion ; in that of Proteus the change causes a ...
... Silvia , the duke's daughter , falls in love with him . In the case of Valentine this new condition brings an in- crease of experience and refinement , which he appropriates after his own fashion ; in that of Proteus the change causes a ...
Page xxv
... Silvia forget Valentine , and he himself undertakes the office of slanderer . His behavior towards his rival Thurio shows what a judge he is of love , with what power he practises the arts of love , and how secure and victorious he ...
... Silvia forget Valentine , and he himself undertakes the office of slanderer . His behavior towards his rival Thurio shows what a judge he is of love , with what power he practises the arts of love , and how secure and victorious he ...
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