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... Leontes denies it , Mamilius dies : this is Apollo's punishment . Hermione swoons and ladies take her out while Leontes faces the truth and sums up what we know . When Paulina comes in again to announce that Hermione , too , is dead , ...
... Leontes denies it , Mamilius dies : this is Apollo's punishment . Hermione swoons and ladies take her out while Leontes faces the truth and sums up what we know . When Paulina comes in again to announce that Hermione , too , is dead , ...
Page 174
... Leontes , Jupiter's of Posthumus , or even the suffering of Pericles . ) The beginning of Act II finds the court party ashore and mirac- ulously unharmed , but diverging characteristically in their reactions to the miracle and the ...
... Leontes , Jupiter's of Posthumus , or even the suffering of Pericles . ) The beginning of Act II finds the court party ashore and mirac- ulously unharmed , but diverging characteristically in their reactions to the miracle and the ...
Page 193
... Leontes ' attack of jealousy . Such revelation also relates to story line , preparing us for character issuing in action . Another digression occurs when sparks of wit are allowed to fly to amuse us ; and a duel of wits is also ...
... Leontes ' attack of jealousy . Such revelation also relates to story line , preparing us for character issuing in action . Another digression occurs when sparks of wit are allowed to fly to amuse us ; and a duel of wits is also ...
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