The Works of William Shakespeare, Volume 8Blackie, 1890 |
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... stage that he was able so to realize every situation . He had a singular skill in clearing up many a difficult passage by his keen sight of the actual appearance to be presented by these characters or those , upon the stage . Lest there ...
... stage that he was able so to realize every situation . He had a singular skill in clearing up many a difficult passage by his keen sight of the actual appearance to be presented by these characters or those , upon the stage . Lest there ...
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... stage - tradition of a hundred years ago was that he acted as the prompter's assistant , giving the performers notice to be ready when their presence was required on the stage . It is not surprising that Shakespeare's early years in ...
... stage - tradition of a hundred years ago was that he acted as the prompter's assistant , giving the performers notice to be ready when their presence was required on the stage . It is not surprising that Shakespeare's early years in ...
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... stage was that of revising and adapting the work of his predecessors or early contemporaries . It was an excellent way of apprenticeship to his dramatic craft . He learned to distingnish between what is effective and ineffective on the ...
... stage was that of revising and adapting the work of his predecessors or early contemporaries . It was an excellent way of apprenticeship to his dramatic craft . He learned to distingnish between what is effective and ineffective on the ...
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... stage , were roofed with thatch ; the pit or yard was open to the weather . In the profits of this theatre Shakespeare was a sharer . Blackfriars Theatre , with which also Shakespeare's name is associated , was converted into a building ...
... stage , were roofed with thatch ; the pit or yard was open to the weather . In the profits of this theatre Shakespeare was a sharer . Blackfriars Theatre , with which also Shakespeare's name is associated , was converted into a building ...
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... stage ; for comedy , witnes his Gentlemen of Verona , his Errors , his Love labors lost , his Love labours wonne , his Midsummers night dreame , and his Merchant of Venice ; for tragedy , his Richard the 2 , Richard the 3 , Henry the 4 ...
... stage ; for comedy , witnes his Gentlemen of Verona , his Errors , his Love labors lost , his Love labours wonne , his Midsummers night dreame , and his Merchant of Venice ; for tragedy , his Richard the 2 , Richard the 3 , Henry the 4 ...
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