Shakspere: A Critical Study of His Mind and ArtHarper & brothers, 1881 - 386 psl. |
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... can group in just proportions the minor details which investigation presents to our notice . One who stands in the Sistine Chapel at Rome and looks up to its ceiling must in due time become Shakspere and the Elizabethan Age . 3.
... can group in just proportions the minor details which investigation presents to our notice . One who stands in the Sistine Chapel at Rome and looks up to its ceiling must in due time become Shakspere and the Elizabethan Age . 3.
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... become aware of his own spirit as if it were some overburdened cary- atid sustaining the weight of the thought of Michael Angelo . The first effort - and it is no trivial effort- must be to raise one's self to the height of the great ...
... become aware of his own spirit as if it were some overburdened cary- atid sustaining the weight of the thought of Michael Angelo . The first effort - and it is no trivial effort- must be to raise one's self to the height of the great ...
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... becomes intelligible only through recollection of a series of historical events - the balance of parties , com- promises with this side and with that , the exigencies of times and seasons . But if England had neither a Luther nor a ...
... becomes intelligible only through recollection of a series of historical events - the balance of parties , com- promises with this side and with that , the exigencies of times and seasons . But if England had neither a Luther nor a ...
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... become . a national institution with roots which ramify through every layer of society . And Hooker - in what lies the special greatness of Hooker ? Is not his special quality a majestic common - sense ? * " If we are to fix on any fun ...
... become . a national institution with roots which ramify through every layer of society . And Hooker - in what lies the special greatness of Hooker ? Is not his special quality a majestic common - sense ? * " If we are to fix on any fun ...
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... becomes , because it includes a noble realization of positive fact . Now , the same soil that produced Bacon and Hooker produced Shakspere ; the same environment fostered the growth of all three . Can we discover anything possessed in ...
... becomes , because it includes a noble realization of positive fact . Now , the same soil that produced Bacon and Hooker produced Shakspere ; the same environment fostered the growth of all three . Can we discover anything possessed in ...
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