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... my any thing , And here she stands ; touch her whoever dare . ... ( 111. fi . 226–
9 ) The citizens of Padua would probably agree with both attitudes ; but it is part
of their decorum not to insist on them so brazenly ( though Baptista comes quite ...
... my any thing , And here she stands ; touch her whoever dare . ... ( 111. fi . 226–
9 ) The citizens of Padua would probably agree with both attitudes ; but it is part
of their decorum not to insist on them so brazenly ( though Baptista comes quite ...
Strana 105
The flowers , insects , birds and animals of the normal world are theirs also ,
though they see them with a special intimacy ; they can touch the affairs of men ,
and men know of them . They are spirits , not of the deepest night , but of the
border ...
The flowers , insects , birds and animals of the normal world are theirs also ,
though they see them with a special intimacy ; they can touch the affairs of men ,
and men know of them . They are spirits , not of the deepest night , but of the
border ...
Strana 155
Indeed we may feel that the change to a more 2 This speech is , however , a
touch in passing , a tactful way of introducing the subject of love . Charles T.
Prouty describes the Claudio - Hero match as primarily a marriage of
convenience , in ...
Indeed we may feel that the change to a more 2 This speech is , however , a
touch in passing , a tactful way of introducing the subject of love . Charles T.
Prouty describes the Claudio - Hero match as primarily a marriage of
convenience , in ...
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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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