ShakspereMacmillan, 1893 - 167 pages |
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... beauty , but often degenerating into vulgar buffoonery and the antics of a clown . ( d ) There were historical plays , in which some of the patriotic feeling of Englishmen , and their interest in our national annals , embodied ...
... beauty , but often degenerating into vulgar buffoonery and the antics of a clown . ( d ) There were historical plays , in which some of the patriotic feeling of Englishmen , and their interest in our national annals , embodied ...
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... beauty should blend and become one . Romeo and Juliet may have been begun or written in a first form at the same time as some of the early comedies . I do not think it received its final form until about 1596 , but fragments of an ...
... beauty should blend and become one . Romeo and Juliet may have been begun or written in a first form at the same time as some of the early comedies . I do not think it received its final form until about 1596 , but fragments of an ...
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... beauty and per- fection . ( b ) In Much Ado about Nothing , the high spirits which had given life to The Shrew and The Merry Wives still play their part , in a more excellent way , in the creation of the brilliant pair , Beatrice and ...
... beauty and per- fection . ( b ) In Much Ado about Nothing , the high spirits which had given life to The Shrew and The Merry Wives still play their part , in a more excellent way , in the creation of the brilliant pair , Beatrice and ...
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... 45. Romances . - The transition from these to Shakspere's last plays is most remarkable . From the tragic passion which reached its climax in Timon of Athens , we suddenly pass to beauty and serenity ; 54 [ CHAP . SHAKSPERE .
... 45. Romances . - The transition from these to Shakspere's last plays is most remarkable . From the tragic passion which reached its climax in Timon of Athens , we suddenly pass to beauty and serenity ; 54 [ CHAP . SHAKSPERE .
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... beauty and their joy . There is a romantic element about these plays . In all there is the same romantic incident of lost children recovered by those to whom they are dear - the daughters of Pericles and Leontes , the sons of Cymbeline ...
... beauty and their joy . There is a romantic element about these plays . In all there is the same romantic incident of lost children recovered by those to whom they are dear - the daughters of Pericles and Leontes , the sons of Cymbeline ...
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