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It is this corrupting spirit that is stressed in the rival accounts , which insist on the contemporary social relevance of the play . J. W. Draper , discussing " The Theme of " Timon of Athens " , claims that theme to be usury : we are ...
It is this corrupting spirit that is stressed in the rival accounts , which insist on the contemporary social relevance of the play . J. W. Draper , discussing " The Theme of " Timon of Athens " , claims that theme to be usury : we are ...
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an exception to that ' similarity ' , but at the same time it does show the subtle corruption exercised by the materialistic spirit of Athens . Timon cannot really overcome it ; he can only outbid it in its own currency of gold — and it ...
an exception to that ' similarity ' , but at the same time it does show the subtle corruption exercised by the materialistic spirit of Athens . Timon cannot really overcome it ; he can only outbid it in its own currency of gold — and it ...
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Tis a spirit . Sometime ' t appears like a lord , sometime like a lawyer , sometime like a philosopher , with two stones moe than ' s artificial one . He is very often like a knight ; and generally , in all shapes that man goes up and ...
Tis a spirit . Sometime ' t appears like a lord , sometime like a lawyer , sometime like a philosopher , with two stones moe than ' s artificial one . He is very often like a knight ; and generally , in all shapes that man goes up and ...
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Contents
A MASQUE AT A BANQUET v 32 FRONTISPIECE | vii |
THE STAGEHISTORY | xliii |
TO THE READER | lv |
Copyright | |
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| Title | The Works of Shakespeare: Timon of Athens The New Shakespeare Volume 32 of The Works of Shakespeare, Arthur Quiller-Couch |
| Author | William Shakespeare |
| Editors | Arthur Quiller-Couch, John Dover Wilson |
| Publisher | at the University Press, 1957 |
| Original from | the University of California |
| Digitized | 21 Aug 2012 |
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