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... Feste's part against him ; he has even attacked us , indirectly , for being amused by Feste . We also second Olivia's ' O ! you are sick of self- love , Malvolio , and taste with a distempered appetite ' ( 1.5.96 ) . Olivia gains ...
... Feste's part against him ; he has even attacked us , indirectly , for being amused by Feste . We also second Olivia's ' O ! you are sick of self- love , Malvolio , and taste with a distempered appetite ' ( 1.5.96 ) . Olivia gains ...
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... Feste caps it with ' Sir Toby , there you lie ' ( II.3.116 ) . Like Viola , Feste knows the power of time . The exchange with Malvolio , including Toby's famous ' cakes and ale ' , does not deprive Malvolio of all sympathy ; he keeps ...
... Feste caps it with ' Sir Toby , there you lie ' ( II.3.116 ) . Like Viola , Feste knows the power of time . The exchange with Malvolio , including Toby's famous ' cakes and ale ' , does not deprive Malvolio of all sympathy ; he keeps ...
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... Feste . ' 60 A. C. Bradley writes in ' Feste the Jester ' that Feste ' seems to supply , in fuller measure than any of Shakespeare's other Fools , the poet's own comment on the story ' ( p . 164 ) . See also M. P. Tilley , ' The Organic ...
... Feste . ' 60 A. C. Bradley writes in ' Feste the Jester ' that Feste ' seems to supply , in fuller measure than any of Shakespeare's other Fools , the poet's own comment on the story ' ( p . 164 ) . See also M. P. Tilley , ' The Organic ...
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