Shakspere: A Critical Study of His Mind and ArtC. Kegan Paul, 1877 - 434 pages |
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... manner . " — Examiner . " The best work of the kind that has been written in our language . " — Academy . " A ripe , good book , which all students of English literature should value and enjoy . " - British Quarterly Review . " Here we ...
... manner . " — Examiner . " The best work of the kind that has been written in our language . " — Academy . " A ripe , good book , which all students of English literature should value and enjoy . " - British Quarterly Review . " Here we ...
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... manner wronged by the world ; but he takes his injuries firmly like a man of action and experience and sets about the subduing of his base antagonists . Apemantus again is the dog - like reviler of men , knowing their baseness and base ...
... manner wronged by the world ; but he takes his injuries firmly like a man of action and experience and sets about the subduing of his base antagonists . Apemantus again is the dog - like reviler of men , knowing their baseness and base ...
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... manner of using the chronological method . I have called " The Tempest " Shakspere's last play , but I am quite willing to grant that " A Winter's Tale , " " Henry VIII . " and perhaps Cymbeline , " may actually have succeeded " The ...
... manner of using the chronological method . I have called " The Tempest " Shakspere's last play , but I am quite willing to grant that " A Winter's Tale , " " Henry VIII . " and perhaps Cymbeline , " may actually have succeeded " The ...
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... manner , while the study of anatomy is quite distinct from the pleasure which the sight of a beautiful human body gives , yet , in the end , the sculptor who adds to his instinctive , spontaneous delight in the beauty of moulded form ...
... manner , while the study of anatomy is quite distinct from the pleasure which the sight of a beautiful human body gives , yet , in the end , the sculptor who adds to his instinctive , spontaneous delight in the beauty of moulded form ...
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... manner of writing verse , have found an index , trustworthy in the main , to the true chronology of the plays . * It will be well first to stand away from Shakspere , and to view him as one element in a world larger than himself . In ...
... manner of writing verse , have found an index , trustworthy in the main , to the true chronology of the plays . * It will be well first to stand away from Shakspere , and to view him as one element in a world larger than himself . In ...
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