The Pictorial Edition of the Works of Shakspere, Volume 5Virtue, 1888 |
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William Shakespeare Charles Knight. writing the passage instead of the period of Juliet's being weaned : - " Then she could stand alone . " But , according to the Nurse's chronology , Juliet had not arrived at that epoch in the lives of ...
William Shakespeare Charles Knight. writing the passage instead of the period of Juliet's being weaned : - " Then she could stand alone . " But , according to the Nurse's chronology , Juliet had not arrived at that epoch in the lives of ...
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... Juliet should lacerate the heart . When Mrs. Inchbald , therefore , said in her preface to the acted play , " Romeo and Juliet is called a pathetic tragedy , but it is not so in reality — it charms the understanding and delights the ...
... Juliet should lacerate the heart . When Mrs. Inchbald , therefore , said in her preface to the acted play , " Romeo and Juliet is called a pathetic tragedy , but it is not so in reality — it charms the understanding and delights the ...
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... Juliet says , " It is not yet near day , - Believe me , love , it was the nightingale . " Romeo , who sees the danger of delay , is not deceived : — " It was the lark , the herald of the morn . " Then what a burst of poetry follows ...
... Juliet says , " It is not yet near day , - Believe me , love , it was the nightingale . " Romeo , who sees the danger of delay , is not deceived : — " It was the lark , the herald of the morn . " Then what a burst of poetry follows ...
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