Notes and Comments Upon Certain Plays and Actors of Shakespeare: With Criticisms and CorrespondenceCarleton, 1864 - 353 psl. |
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... manner he argues on that subject . The question is , " To be , or not to be ; " to die by my own hand , or live and suffer the miseries of life . He proceeds to explain the alternative in these terms , " Whether ' tis nobler in the mind ...
... manner he argues on that subject . The question is , " To be , or not to be ; " to die by my own hand , or live and suffer the miseries of life . He proceeds to explain the alternative in these terms , " Whether ' tis nobler in the mind ...
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... manner : Before I can form any rational scheme of action under this pressure of distress , it is necessary to decide , whether , after our present state , we are to be , or not to be . That is the question which , as it shall be ...
... manner : Before I can form any rational scheme of action under this pressure of distress , it is necessary to decide , whether , after our present state , we are to be , or not to be . That is the question which , as it shall be ...
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... manner ; yet to preserve the integrity of the metaphor , Dr. Warburton reads assail of troubles . Shakespeare might have found the very phrase that he has employed , in the tragedy of Queen Cordila , ' Mirrour of Magistrates , ' 1575 ...
... manner ; yet to preserve the integrity of the metaphor , Dr. Warburton reads assail of troubles . Shakespeare might have found the very phrase that he has employed , in the tragedy of Queen Cordila , ' Mirrour of Magistrates , ' 1575 ...
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... manners . We may be sure , then , that Shakespeare wrote : -'the whips and scorns of th ' time . ' And the description of the evils of a corrupt age , which followed , confirms this emendation . " - War- burton . " It may be remarked ...
... manners . We may be sure , then , that Shakespeare wrote : -'the whips and scorns of th ' time . ' And the description of the evils of a corrupt age , which followed , confirms this emendation . " - War- burton . " It may be remarked ...
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... change , from his habitually mild and gentle language and manners to strong and ungallant invective , with a belief that he was hopelessly mad . Kean ( Edmund ) , as Hamlet , after concluding 48 HAMLET'S SOLILOQUY ON SUICIDE .
... change , from his habitually mild and gentle language and manners to strong and ungallant invective , with a belief that he was hopelessly mad . Kean ( Edmund ) , as Hamlet , after concluding 48 HAMLET'S SOLILOQUY ON SUICIDE .
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Notes and Comments Upon Certain Plays and Actors of Shakespeare– With ... James Henry Hackett Visos knygos peržiūra - 1863 |
Notes and Comments Upon Certain Plays and Actors of Shakespeare– With ... James Henry Hackett Visos knygos peržiūra - 1864 |
Notes and Comments Upon Certain Plays and Actors of Shakespeare– With ... James Henry Hackett Visos knygos peržiūra - 1863 |
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