The Works of Shakespeare: Timon of AthensAt the University Press, 1957 |
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Page xii
... King 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 ...
... King 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 ...
Page xx
... King Lear . Kent derives substantially from the Perillus of the old Leir , but , unlike Perillus and like Kent , Laches has actually been driven away by his master . This gives some colour to the hypothesis that Shakespeare had already ...
... King Lear . Kent derives substantially from the Perillus of the old Leir , but , unlike Perillus and like Kent , Laches has actually been driven away by his master . This gives some colour to the hypothesis that Shakespeare had already ...
Page xlii
... King Lear . If he wrote it before King Lear , it is easy for us to see after the event that what is most profound in the play called for development on the vaster stage which he was presently to call into being . But Hazlitt's claim for ...
... King Lear . If he wrote it before King Lear , it is easy for us to see after the event that what is most profound in the play called for development on the vaster stage which he was presently to call into being . But Hazlitt's claim for ...
Contents
PREFATORY NOTE PAGE | vii |
THE STAGEHISTORY | xliii |
TO THE READER | lv |
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