The Works of Shakespeare, Volume 9Macmillan Company, 1904 |
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William Shakespeare Charles Harold Herford. Then at the vantage will I take Cordeilla , Even as she doth protest she loves me best , I'll say , ' Then , daughter , grant me one request , To show thou lovest me as thy sisters do , Accept ...
William Shakespeare Charles Harold Herford. Then at the vantage will I take Cordeilla , Even as she doth protest she loves me best , I'll say , ' Then , daughter , grant me one request , To show thou lovest me as thy sisters do , Accept ...
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... Shakespeare's Fourth Act.1 But beyond this , the old play interests us chiefly as setting forth paths from which Shakespeare deliberately departed . Such guidance to the workings of Shakespeare's art and mind is here peculiarly welcome ...
... Shakespeare's Fourth Act.1 But beyond this , the old play interests us chiefly as setting forth paths from which Shakespeare deliberately departed . Such guidance to the workings of Shakespeare's art and mind is here peculiarly welcome ...
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William Shakespeare Charles Harold Herford. Lear of Shakespeare , —that sea where all the winds of tragedy meet in tumult . This procedure is exhibited with peculiar daring in the much - discussed opening scene . Goethe branded it as ...
William Shakespeare Charles Harold Herford. Lear of Shakespeare , —that sea where all the winds of tragedy meet in tumult . This procedure is exhibited with peculiar daring in the much - discussed opening scene . Goethe branded it as ...
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William Shakespeare Charles Harold Herford. intellect too rigid and untaught to find its bearings in a world where its will is thwarted . But the shock which blurs his senses startles into activity new faculties of apprehension and ...
William Shakespeare Charles Harold Herford. intellect too rigid and untaught to find its bearings in a world where its will is thwarted . But the shock which blurs his senses startles into activity new faculties of apprehension and ...
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William Shakespeare Charles Harold Herford. points in which the drama on the technical side might be described as an assemblage of Shakespeare's discarded methods , touched to finer issues . In detail , however , they betray at once the ...
William Shakespeare Charles Harold Herford. points in which the drama on the technical side might be described as an assemblage of Shakespeare's discarded methods , touched to finer issues . In detail , however , they betray at once the ...
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