What Shakespeare Read--and ThoughtCoward, McCann & Geoghegan, 1981 - Počet stran: 210 |
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Strana 47
... poet not as a player ; he was not a professional . Are there no players here ? no poet - apes , That come with basilisks ' eyes , whose forkèd tongues Are steeped in venom , as their hearts in gall ? We may recognise Shakespeare's ...
... poet not as a player ; he was not a professional . Are there no players here ? no poet - apes , That come with basilisks ' eyes , whose forkèd tongues Are steeped in venom , as their hearts in gall ? We may recognise Shakespeare's ...
Strana 99
... poet as he was in his debut in the theatre proper as a dramatist . For the 1580s had seen something like a poetic revolution , with the flowering of the new poetry of Spenser . The newcomer belonged to no school , was independent , very ...
... poet as he was in his debut in the theatre proper as a dramatist . For the 1580s had seen something like a poetic revolution , with the flowering of the new poetry of Spenser . The newcomer belonged to no school , was independent , very ...
Strana 158
... poet : that of love . It was not altogether exceptional at the time . Shakespeare's fellow - Warwickshire man , Drayton , spent much of his life with his patrons , the Gooderes . Daniel was on kindly terms both at Wilton with the ...
... poet : that of love . It was not altogether exceptional at the time . Shakespeare's fellow - Warwickshire man , Drayton , spent much of his life with his patrons , the Gooderes . Daniel was on kindly terms both at Wilton with the ...
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PREFACE | 11 |
Shakespeares Education I | 11 |
Shakespeare and the Classics | 14 |
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