“The” Pictorial Edition of the Works of Shakspere, Svazek 8G. Routledge, 1867 |
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... imaginative relations . The festivities of Christmas are over . The opening year calls the husband- man again to his labours ; and Plough Monday , with its plough dragged along to rustic music , and its sword - dance , proclaims that ...
... imaginative relations . The festivities of Christmas are over . The opening year calls the husband- man again to his labours ; and Plough Monday , with its plough dragged along to rustic music , and its sword - dance , proclaims that ...
Strana 73
... imagination ; to have faith , rejecting tradition and authority , and all the genial impulses of love and reve- rence associated with the visible world , —the practical poetry of life , which is akin to faith . And so we are what we are ...
... imagination ; to have faith , rejecting tradition and authority , and all the genial impulses of love and reve- rence associated with the visible world , —the practical poetry of life , which is akin to faith . And so we are what we are ...
Strana 80
... imagination , whose dramatic powers were hereafter to astonish the world . " Without assuming with Percy that " our young bard gained admittance into the castle " on the evening when " after supper there was a play of a very good theme ...
... imagination , whose dramatic powers were hereafter to astonish the world . " Without assuming with Percy that " our young bard gained admittance into the castle " on the evening when " after supper there was a play of a very good theme ...
Strana 81
... imagination even though he saw not the devices and heard not the poetry . The enthusiasm of Master Gascoigne , when he pronounced the wild man's address , bordered a little upon the extrava- gant , according to Laneham : " As this ...
... imagination even though he saw not the devices and heard not the poetry . The enthusiasm of Master Gascoigne , when he pronounced the wild man's address , bordered a little upon the extrava- gant , according to Laneham : " As this ...
Strana 88
... imagination would have been more highly and more worthily excited than if he had been the favoured spectator of all the shows of Tritons , and Dianas , and Ladies of the Lake , that proceeded from " the conceit so deep in casting the ...
... imagination would have been more highly and more worthily excited than if he had been the favoured spectator of all the shows of Tritons , and Dianas , and Ladies of the Lake , that proceeded from " the conceit so deep in casting the ...
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