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Peter Alexander has pointed out that the stage direction ' They sit and mark ' at
the end of 1. i indicates that Shakespeare intended the ' presenters ' to remain on
stage . See ' The original ending of The Taming of the Shrew ' , Shakespeare ...
Peter Alexander has pointed out that the stage direction ' They sit and mark ' at
the end of 1. i indicates that Shakespeare intended the ' presenters ' to remain on
stage . See ' The original ending of The Taming of the Shrew ' , Shakespeare ...
Strana 121
... has already told us , by implication , everything we need to know.12 In the
earlier comedies , different groups of characters were smoothly interwoven , and
drawn together in a finale in which virtually the whole cast was brought on stage .
... has already told us , by implication , everything we need to know.12 In the
earlier comedies , different groups of characters were smoothly interwoven , and
drawn together in a finale in which virtually the whole cast was brought on stage .
Strana 149
There is no direct statement that Antonio is still unhappy , though an actor can
suggest this.19 But the stage is dominated by four lovers ( six , if we count
Lorenzo and Jessica ) , and he is the odd man out . Moreover , the satisfactions
he is ...
There is no direct statement that Antonio is still unhappy , though an actor can
suggest this.19 But the stage is dominated by four lovers ( six , if we count
Lorenzo and Jessica ) , and he is the odd man out . Moreover , the satisfactions
he is ...
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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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