Characters of Shakespeare's PlaysH. Milford, Oxford University Press, 1966 - 287 pages |
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Page xxxiv
... imagination were equally thrown away upon our author . He was not only without any particular fineness of organic sensibility , alive to all the * mighty world of ear and eye ' , which is necessary to the painter or musician , but ...
... imagination were equally thrown away upon our author . He was not only without any particular fineness of organic sensibility , alive to all the * mighty world of ear and eye ' , which is necessary to the painter or musician , but ...
Page 149
... imagination and the pampered self - indulgence of his physical appetites . He manures and nourishes his mind with jests , as he does his body with sack and sugar . He carves out his jokes , as he would a capon , or a haunch of venison ...
... imagination and the pampered self - indulgence of his physical appetites . He manures and nourishes his mind with jests , as he does his body with sack and sugar . He carves out his jokes , as he would a capon , or a haunch of venison ...
Page 191
... imagination . Some- thing whispers us that we have no right to make a mock of calamities like these , or to turn the truth of things into the puppet and plaything of our fancies . " To consider thus ' may be ' to consider too curiously ...
... imagination . Some- thing whispers us that we have no right to make a mock of calamities like these , or to turn the truth of things into the puppet and plaything of our fancies . " To consider thus ' may be ' to consider too curiously ...
Contents
THE TEMPEST | 89 |
THE MIDSUMMER NIGHTS DREAM | 95 |
ROMEO AND Juliet | 105 |
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