Shakspere: A Critical Study of His Mind and ArtC. Kegan Paul, 1877 - 434 pages |
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... stands for " mentioned by Francis Meres in his Palladis Tamia , 1598. " ) ] In his Introductory Essays to Shakespeare's Dramatische Werke ( German Shakespeare Society ) Prof. Hertzberg dates Titus 1587-9 , Love's Labour's Lost , 1592 ...
... stands for " mentioned by Francis Meres in his Palladis Tamia , 1598. " ) ] In his Introductory Essays to Shakespeare's Dramatische Werke ( German Shakespeare Society ) Prof. Hertzberg dates Titus 1587-9 , Love's Labour's Lost , 1592 ...
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... stands in the Sistine Chapel at Rome , and looks up to its ceiling , must in due time become aware of his own spirit as if it were some over - burdened cary- atid , sustaining the weight of the thought of Michael Angelo . The first ...
... stands in the Sistine Chapel at Rome , and looks up to its ceiling , must in due time become aware of his own spirit as if it were some over - burdened cary- atid , sustaining the weight of the thought of Michael Angelo . The first ...
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... stand away from Shakspere , and to view him as one element in a world larger than himself . In order that an organism - plant or animal -should exist at all , there must be a certain corre- spondence between the organism and its ...
... stand away from Shakspere , and to view him as one element in a world larger than himself . In order that an organism - plant or animal -should exist at all , there must be a certain corre- spondence between the organism and its ...
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... stand far apart . In moral character and in gifts of intellect and soul we should find little resemblance between them . While Bacon's sense of the presence of physical law in the universe was for his time extraordinarily developed , he ...
... stand far apart . In moral character and in gifts of intellect and soul we should find little resemblance between them . While Bacon's sense of the presence of physical law in the universe was for his time extraordinarily developed , he ...
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... standing miracle is the world itself . That power and virtue which can achieve wonders , which can do higher things than all feats of grotesque magic recorded in the Legend , is simply a noble or beautiful soul of man or woman . If we ...
... standing miracle is the world itself . That power and virtue which can achieve wonders , which can do higher things than all feats of grotesque magic recorded in the Legend , is simply a noble or beautiful soul of man or woman . If we ...
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