The Complete Works of William Shakespeare, Volume 20Harper, 1908 |
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William Shakespeare Sir Sidney Lee. If a person , after comparing the above first and second with the third and ... Shakespeare and that of most other English poets of eminence . Here it must suffice to remark that , while there is ...
William Shakespeare Sir Sidney Lee. If a person , after comparing the above first and second with the third and ... Shakespeare and that of most other English poets of eminence . Here it must suffice to remark that , while there is ...
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William Shakespeare Sir Sidney Lee. craft and conscious intention discernible in the latter , Shakespeare's blank verse is a perfectly natural utterance , as natural to him as the most ordinary prose utterances are to other people . I ...
William Shakespeare Sir Sidney Lee. craft and conscious intention discernible in the latter , Shakespeare's blank verse is a perfectly natural utterance , as natural to him as the most ordinary prose utterances are to other people . I ...
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William Shakespeare Sir Sidney Lee. not by any means constitute the main and most valuable ingredients in Shakespeare's early education . I have spoken of the rank of life in which he was born ; and it is an inexpressible advantage to a ...
William Shakespeare Sir Sidney Lee. not by any means constitute the main and most valuable ingredients in Shakespeare's early education . I have spoken of the rank of life in which he was born ; and it is an inexpressible advantage to a ...
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William Shakespeare Sir Sidney Lee. their thoughts , feelings , passions , and foibles , but who candidly manifest the human nature that is within them . Men and women in a lowly rank of life have frequently all the passions and ...
William Shakespeare Sir Sidney Lee. their thoughts , feelings , passions , and foibles , but who candidly manifest the human nature that is within them . Men and women in a lowly rank of life have frequently all the passions and ...
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William Shakespeare Sir Sidney Lee. imagine , " can any one doubt he is listening as much to Shakespeare's voice as to Claudio's ? Again , when , in " King Lear , " we are told 66 • • Men must endure Their going hence , even as their ...
William Shakespeare Sir Sidney Lee. imagine , " can any one doubt he is listening as much to Shakespeare's voice as to Claudio's ? Again , when , in " King Lear , " we are told 66 • • Men must endure Their going hence , even as their ...
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