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1 For example , see p . xxxiv of this Introduction , “ It is the note struck loudest in the very first line of the play . " In Twelfth Night , as usually acted , the second scene of the first Act begins the play , and thus the ...
1 For example , see p . xxxiv of this Introduction , “ It is the note struck loudest in the very first line of the play . " In Twelfth Night , as usually acted , the second scene of the first Act begins the play , and thus the ...
Page xxxvii
The Duke , for example , parades his passion rather than feels it ; he contemplates love till he forgets to be a lover ; and to all this " high fantasy " the poetry that Shakespeare puts into his mouth is an admirable accom- paniment .
The Duke , for example , parades his passion rather than feels it ; he contemplates love till he forgets to be a lover ; and to all this " high fantasy " the poetry that Shakespeare puts into his mouth is an admirable accom- paniment .
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( See , for example , Introduction to the latter " " play in the " Arden " Edition , pp . xvi - xviii . ) As to Illyria , which lay along the eastern side of the Adriatic , it was mostly , in Shakespeare's day , under the rule of the ...
( See , for example , Introduction to the latter " " play in the " Arden " Edition , pp . xvi - xviii . ) As to Illyria , which lay along the eastern side of the Adriatic , it was mostly , in Shakespeare's day , under the rule of the ...
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| Title | The Works of Shakespeare: Twelfth night; or, What you will Arden Shakespeare Volume 35 of The Works of Shakespeare, William Shakespeare |
| Author | William Shakespeare |
| Publisher | Methuen, 1899 |
| Original from | the New York Public Library |
| Digitized | 27 Dec 2006 |
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