Shakespeare Studies, Historical and Comparative in MethodUngar, 1960 - 502 pages A collection and study of Shakespeare's works. |
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... seems to expect immortality for his poetry ; and , again like Lope de Vega , he may well have thought that his poetry alone was careful and academic enough to be literature , and afforded his only claim or title . Yet for years he ...
... seems to expect immortality for his poetry ; and , again like Lope de Vega , he may well have thought that his poetry alone was careful and academic enough to be literature , and afforded his only claim or title . Yet for years he ...
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... seems to have played in life , as on the stage , though that was no less than justice from a jealous heaven to one ... seems at the Mermaid ( if indeed he was much there ) not to have been given the delight of being such ; he was king of ...
... seems to have played in life , as on the stage , though that was no less than justice from a jealous heaven to one ... seems at the Mermaid ( if indeed he was much there ) not to have been given the delight of being such ; he was king of ...
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... seems to mean , compre- hensible and at the same time true to the text ; but just above he has said that it is doubtful if such a character can ever be made out of him . The word know , then , is used somewhat mystically - we know ...
... seems to mean , compre- hensible and at the same time true to the text ; but just above he has said that it is doubtful if such a character can ever be made out of him . The word know , then , is used somewhat mystically - we know ...
Contents
The academic somewhat apologetic attitude of Shake | 3 |
the device in Terence and Plautus 9 In sixteenth | 12 |
CHAPTER II | 36 |
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