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2 John Russell Brown , Shakespeare and his Comedies ( 2nd edition , revised :
London , 1968 ) , pp . 61–75 . 3 Nevill Coghill , ' The basis of Shakespearian
comedy ' , Essays and Studies , III ( 1950 ) , p . 21 . 4 Sir Arthur Quiller - Couch ...
2 John Russell Brown , Shakespeare and his Comedies ( 2nd edition , revised :
London , 1968 ) , pp . 61–75 . 3 Nevill Coghill , ' The basis of Shakespearian
comedy ' , Essays and Studies , III ( 1950 ) , p . 21 . 4 Sir Arthur Quiller - Couch ...
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According to John Russell Brown , Shakespeare and his Comedies ( 2nd edition
, revised : London , 1968 ) , in that scene Claudio ' can scarcely bring himself to
say the necessary words ' ( p . 115 ) . On the other hand , we are told by Bertrand
...
According to John Russell Brown , Shakespeare and his Comedies ( 2nd edition
, revised : London , 1968 ) , in that scene Claudio ' can scarcely bring himself to
say the necessary words ' ( p . 115 ) . On the other hand , we are told by Bertrand
...
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... the triviality of human desire ' ; 16 and Philip Edwards concludes that the union
of the lovers is treated sardonically , Shakespeare having become tired of such
endings.17 Other critics 15 Shakespearian Comedy ( London , 1950 ) , p . 173 .
... the triviality of human desire ' ; 16 and Philip Edwards concludes that the union
of the lovers is treated sardonically , Shakespeare having become tired of such
endings.17 Other critics 15 Shakespearian Comedy ( London , 1950 ) , p . 173 .
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| Titul | Shakespeare's Comedy Love |
| Autor | Alexander Leggatt |
| Vydáno | 1974 |
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