Shakespeare's Dramatic Art: History and Character of Shakespeare's Plays, Volume 1Bell, 1888 |
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... regards the enumeration of faults and failings which have recently been pointed out in Shakspeare's works and been set forth in opposition to the German Shakspeare - enthusiasts . Should I have succeeded in coming but one step nearer to ...
... regards the enumeration of faults and failings which have recently been pointed out in Shakspeare's works and been set forth in opposition to the German Shakspeare - enthusiasts . Should I have succeeded in coming but one step nearer to ...
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... regard to the collection bearing the title of ' Ludi Coventriæ , ' and published by Halliwell , that there can be any doubt on this point . In Coventry , at all events , since the year 1392 , and with few interruptions down to 1591 ...
... regard to the collection bearing the title of ' Ludi Coventriæ , ' and published by Halliwell , that there can be any doubt on this point . In Coventry , at all events , since the year 1392 , and with few interruptions down to 1591 ...
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... regards the sacred characters it is only upon Noah , and perhaps upon Joseph , where the latter complains about his imaginary cuckoldom , upon whom a ray of the ludicrous falls . ) The choice of the Biblical events in the three extant ...
... regards the sacred characters it is only upon Noah , and perhaps upon Joseph , where the latter complains about his imaginary cuckoldom , upon whom a ray of the ludicrous falls . ) The choice of the Biblical events in the three extant ...
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... regards language and character , possesses a certain dignity , an earnestness and an impressiveness , from which it is evident that such dramatic representations must have influenced the moral culture of the people . The versifica- tion ...
... regards language and character , possesses a certain dignity , an earnestness and an impressiveness , from which it is evident that such dramatic representations must have influenced the moral culture of the people . The versifica- tion ...
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... regard to the conception of the subject . 6 Skelton appears likewise to have been the first to intro- duce personages from common life among the allegorical figures ; this he did in his earlier Moral Play , The Nigromansir , ' which was ...
... regard to the conception of the subject . 6 Skelton appears likewise to have been the first to intro- duce personages from common life among the allegorical figures ; this he did in his earlier Moral Play , The Nigromansir , ' which was ...
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