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INTRODUCTION PART 1. - SOURCES OF The Tempest No explorer in the regions of Shakespearean investigation has yet traced The Tempest to its sources ; and with the exception of Love's Labour's Lost , in this respect of undiscovered origins ...
INTRODUCTION PART 1. - SOURCES OF The Tempest No explorer in the regions of Shakespearean investigation has yet traced The Tempest to its sources ; and with the exception of Love's Labour's Lost , in this respect of undiscovered origins ...
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It is perhaps as well that we have no space even to enumerate such conjectures ; and some few words of this Introduction must now be allotted to Ariel . ( See also pp . 178–9 . ) First , like Caliban , Ariel is a complex character ...
It is perhaps as well that we have no space even to enumerate such conjectures ; and some few words of this Introduction must now be allotted to Ariel . ( See also pp . 178–9 . ) First , like Caliban , Ariel is a complex character ...
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363 899 .; see Introduction , p . xlvii ) - “ Three of that nation , ignorant how deare the knowledge of our corruptions will one day cost their repose , securitie , and happinesse , and how their ruine shall proceed from this commerce ...
363 899 .; see Introduction , p . xlvii ) - “ Three of that nation , ignorant how deare the knowledge of our corruptions will one day cost their repose , securitie , and happinesse , and how their ruine shall proceed from this commerce ...
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Contents
INTRODUCTION | ix |
THE TEMPEST TEXT AND NOTES I | 149 |
NAMES OF THE ACTORS ETC | 177 |
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| Title | The Works of Shakespeare ..., Volume 32 The Works of Shakespeare, William Shakespeare |
| Author | William Shakespeare |
| Publisher | Bobbs-Merrill Company, 1901 |
| Original from | the University of Michigan |
| Digitized | 22 May 2008 |
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