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Taken out of context , the speech is passionate and earnest , idealistic in its view
of marriage and urgent in its emotional response to the breaking of that ideal . But
the context is all - important . Adriana's speech follows immediately - with no ...
Taken out of context , the speech is passionate and earnest , idealistic in its view
of marriage and urgent in its emotional response to the breaking of that ideal . But
the context is all - important . Adriana's speech follows immediately - with no ...
Strana 76
And the speech throughout has a surprising undercurrent of genuine feeling : the
images of corruption and disease convey remorse and disgust . Yet Rosaline
picks one word – one very small word – to show how far Berowne still is from ...
And the speech throughout has a surprising undercurrent of genuine feeling : the
images of corruption and disease convey remorse and disgust . Yet Rosaline
picks one word – one very small word – to show how far Berowne still is from ...
Strana 134
reminder of the frailty of judgements made by the eye . His speech is not in the
least romantic : it consists of cool , slightly bitter commonplaces about the
dangers of appearance , and it carries the sense of the insecurity of life that we
remember ...
reminder of the frailty of judgements made by the eye . His speech is not in the
least romantic : it consists of cool , slightly bitter commonplaces about the
dangers of appearance , and it carries the sense of the insecurity of life that we
remember ...
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The Comedy of Errors I | 1 |
The Two Gentlemen of Verona | 21 |
The Taming of the Shrew | 41 |
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Bibliografické údaje
| Titul | Shakespeare's Comedy Love |
| Autor | Alexander Leggatt |
| Vydáno | 1974 |
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