Shakespeare in Fact and in CriticismW. E. Benjamin, 1888 - Počet stran: 355 |
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... passages in the Plays , until there are as many William Shakespeares as there are commentators ! My own idea has been that William Shakespeare was a man of like passions with ourselves , whose moods and veins were in- fluenced - just as ...
... passages in the Plays , until there are as many William Shakespeares as there are commentators ! My own idea has been that William Shakespeare was a man of like passions with ourselves , whose moods and veins were in- fluenced - just as ...
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... passage in the plays ) ; and we could easily cull volumes of this mental biography from the esthetic works of enthusiasts like the above- named gentlemen . But the above will suffice . It seems hardly necessary to submit that unless ...
... passage in the plays ) ; and we could easily cull volumes of this mental biography from the esthetic works of enthusiasts like the above- named gentlemen . But the above will suffice . It seems hardly necessary to submit that unless ...
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... passage which smacks of Marlowe , indeed , but which it is mere pedantry to assume as his , as if a Shakespeare could not have written it . ) Such lines as those wherein Titus lays his dead to rest : " Here lurks no treason , here no ...
... passage which smacks of Marlowe , indeed , but which it is mere pedantry to assume as his , as if a Shakespeare could not have written it . ) Such lines as those wherein Titus lays his dead to rest : " Here lurks no treason , here no ...
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... passages . That they were the finest passages in the play the testimony of Lord ( then Mr. ) Tennyson ought to satisfy us ; and it is gratifying to know , too , that Mr. Furnivall and Mr. Fleay both agreed with Mr. Tennyson that those ...
... passages . That they were the finest passages in the play the testimony of Lord ( then Mr. ) Tennyson ought to satisfy us ; and it is gratifying to know , too , that Mr. Furnivall and Mr. Fleay both agreed with Mr. Tennyson that those ...
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... passages are Shakespeare's ( which is precisely what the world believed before these gentlemen were born ) , and that if William Shakespeare of Stratford did not write them they can't imagine who did . But while nobody , of course ...
... passages are Shakespeare's ( which is precisely what the world believed before these gentlemen were born ) , and that if William Shakespeare of Stratford did not write them they can't imagine who did . But while nobody , of course ...
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