Remarks on Shakespeare's VersificationAMS Press, 1970 - Počet stran: 218 |
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... thought . The end of the play is oddly and disagreeably managed , ( and the same may be said of All's well that ends well , which turns upon a similar circumstance , ) but in sub- stance it is a great improvement upon the story , or ...
... thought . The end of the play is oddly and disagreeably managed , ( and the same may be said of All's well that ends well , which turns upon a similar circumstance , ) but in sub- stance it is a great improvement upon the story , or ...
Strana 103
... thought of writing in Queen Elizabeth's time . There is no pointed praise of Anne Boleyn ; whereas Catherine may be called the heroine ; in Johnson's opinion , the whole centre of interest . Elizabeth , too , in the prophecy , is called ...
... thought of writing in Queen Elizabeth's time . There is no pointed praise of Anne Boleyn ; whereas Catherine may be called the heroine ; in Johnson's opinion , the whole centre of interest . Elizabeth , too , in the prophecy , is called ...
Strana 126
... thought that he was bound to the words which he found in the book , and had only to make verse of it . He is also stiffened by having to write on a high political sub- ject . But all this operates quite differently from what it does in ...
... thought that he was bound to the words which he found in the book , and had only to make verse of it . He is also stiffened by having to write on a high political sub- ject . But all this operates quite differently from what it does in ...
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