The Port Folio, Volume 5Editor and Asbury Dickens, 1811 - Philadelphia (Pa.) |
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Page 325
... Othello justifies these preliminary remarks . There is scarcely a character of minor importance in the whole play . We are introduced to the company of gallant soldiers , accomplished ladies , dignified noblemen , and gay AN AUTHOR'S ...
... Othello justifies these preliminary remarks . There is scarcely a character of minor importance in the whole play . We are introduced to the company of gallant soldiers , accomplished ladies , dignified noblemen , and gay AN AUTHOR'S ...
Page 326
... Othello , who is apparently the hero of the fable , is one of the most memorable personages whose character and exploits are recorded , either in fictitious or legitimate history . Though the vulgar idea , which figures him black , as ...
... Othello , who is apparently the hero of the fable , is one of the most memorable personages whose character and exploits are recorded , either in fictitious or legitimate history . Though the vulgar idea , which figures him black , as ...
Page 327
... Othello himself , in his speech in the castle hall , when he counsels his officers to sobriety , utters a sentiment , which may defy a com- parison with all the aphorisms of the ancients . Good Michael , look you to the guard to night ...
... Othello himself , in his speech in the castle hall , when he counsels his officers to sobriety , utters a sentiment , which may defy a com- parison with all the aphorisms of the ancients . Good Michael , look you to the guard to night ...
Page 329
... Othello , when he is roused from the bed of Beau- ty , by the clamorous intemperance of an inebriated officer . I am acquainted , no not in the reliques of Demosthenes , Cicero , or Quinctilian , with no passage of purer climax than ...
... Othello , when he is roused from the bed of Beau- ty , by the clamorous intemperance of an inebriated officer . I am acquainted , no not in the reliques of Demosthenes , Cicero , or Quinctilian , with no passage of purer climax than ...
Page 330
... Othello is but the herald and harbinger of a dra- matic personage , greater , in our deliberate opinion , than the valiant Moor himself . The man we mean , who figures in the tragedy now under review ; and who is , as we shall prove ...
... Othello is but the herald and harbinger of a dra- matic personage , greater , in our deliberate opinion , than the valiant Moor himself . The man we mean , who figures in the tragedy now under review ; and who is , as we shall prove ...
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