Romeo and JulietShakespeare's tragic drama of young love is supplemented by textual notes and information on the date and sources of the play." |
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... Brooke who could have provided Shakespeare with immediate stimulus to recall Chaucer's poem , as he did , when writing Romeo and Juliet . Brooke recognizes the limitations of his novella narrative as a source for a tragic poem , and he ...
... Brooke who could have provided Shakespeare with immediate stimulus to recall Chaucer's poem , as he did , when writing Romeo and Juliet . Brooke recognizes the limitations of his novella narrative as a source for a tragic poem , and he ...
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... Brooke , and much enlivened in the process . The closeness with which Shakespeare read Brooke is attested by occasional allusions in the play to incidents in Brooke which Shakespeare did not dramatize , and by the frequency with which ...
... Brooke , and much enlivened in the process . The closeness with which Shakespeare read Brooke is attested by occasional allusions in the play to incidents in Brooke which Shakespeare did not dramatize , and by the frequency with which ...
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... Brooke's story . In the opening few scenes of the play Shakespeare introduces the main characters ( in contrast with Brooke who often allows the reader to wait until a character is immediately needed by a turn in the plot before ...
... Brooke's story . In the opening few scenes of the play Shakespeare introduces the main characters ( in contrast with Brooke who often allows the reader to wait until a character is immediately needed by a turn in the plot before ...
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