The Works of Shakespeare: Timon of AthensAt the University Press, 1957 |
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... Lear and Macbeth ' , and added that ' this result corre- sponds , I believe , with the general impression which we derive from the three dramas in regard to versifica- tion ' . Sir Walter Raleigh , in my opinion more plausibly , thought ...
... Lear and Macbeth ' , and added that ' this result corre- sponds , I believe , with the general impression which we derive from the three dramas in regard to versifica- tion ' . Sir Walter Raleigh , in my opinion more plausibly , thought ...
Page xiii
... Lear ' . ' Willard Farnham , like Bradley , places it between Lear and Macbeth , c . 1605 , and the most recent general study of Shakespearian chronology , by K. Wentersdorf , 3 accepts a date close to that of Lear . Chambers's ...
... Lear ' . ' Willard Farnham , like Bradley , places it between Lear and Macbeth , c . 1605 , and the most recent general study of Shakespearian chronology , by K. Wentersdorf , 3 accepts a date close to that of Lear . Chambers's ...
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... Lear , and the parts played by Alcibiades and Apemantus . Timon's invective has often been compared with that of Lear . Biographically - minded critics have even suggested that the emotion which Shakespeare has just been able to keep in ...
... Lear , and the parts played by Alcibiades and Apemantus . Timon's invective has often been compared with that of Lear . Biographically - minded critics have even suggested that the emotion which Shakespeare has just been able to keep in ...
Contents
PREFATORY NOTE PAGE | vii |
THE STAGEHISTORY | xliii |
TO THE READER | lv |
Copyright | |
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