The Works of William Shakespeare, Volume 8Blackie, 1890 |
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... never be said ; there were certain corrections , I know , that he had hoped to make , certain acknowledgments of kind help received that he would gratefully and fully have expressed . He might , also , casting a glance over the finished ...
... never be said ; there were certain corrections , I know , that he had hoped to make , certain acknowledgments of kind help received that he would gratefully and fully have expressed . He might , also , casting a glance over the finished ...
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... never be forgotten that he was actor and playwright as well as poet- that even with a knowledge of the strength of the narrative and epic methods , he adhered to the dramatic form which was in great part his contribution to the ...
... never be forgotten that he was actor and playwright as well as poet- that even with a knowledge of the strength of the narrative and epic methods , he adhered to the dramatic form which was in great part his contribution to the ...
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... Never return A vestal livery will I take me to , And never more have joy . Act IV . scene 1. line 71 , 292 · 273 Mar. Why will you kill me ? Act IV . scene 3. lines 2-4 , 295 Unless thou say " Prince Pericles is dead . " Act I. scene 2 ...
... Never return A vestal livery will I take me to , And never more have joy . Act IV . scene 1. line 71 , 292 · 273 Mar. Why will you kill me ? Act IV . scene 3. lines 2-4 , 295 Unless thou say " Prince Pericles is dead . " Act I. scene 2 ...
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... never again attempted the miniature epic . While engaged on his early comedies Shakespeare was also at work on historical tragedy . But here he attained artistic independence only by degrees , and at first he was manifestly in tutelage ...
... never again attempted the miniature epic . While engaged on his early comedies Shakespeare was also at work on historical tragedy . But here he attained artistic independence only by degrees , and at first he was manifestly in tutelage ...
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... never grasped the facts of life . No ; Shakespeare was neither pessimist nor optimist ; but a pene- trating student of man's heart , who would deny neither the evil nor the good , neither the dark recesses of crime nor the illuminated ...
... never grasped the facts of life . No ; Shakespeare was neither pessimist nor optimist ; but a pene- trating student of man's heart , who would deny neither the evil nor the good , neither the dark recesses of crime nor the illuminated ...
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