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Page 146
... leave Troilus ! ( IV.2.106 ) she parts from him shortly afterwards . She is given a very kissy welcome to the Greeks , and Ulysses is right , we feel , to class her as a daughter of the game . The Troilus - Cressida - Diomedes triangle ...
... leave Troilus ! ( IV.2.106 ) she parts from him shortly afterwards . She is given a very kissy welcome to the Greeks , and Ulysses is right , we feel , to class her as a daughter of the game . The Troilus - Cressida - Diomedes triangle ...
Page 151
... leaves Athens his cursing prayer concludes with the wish that his hate may grow to encompass all mankind . In direct contrast is the leave - taking between Flavius and Timon's other servants , which shows that the bonds of love and ...
... leaves Athens his cursing prayer concludes with the wish that his hate may grow to encompass all mankind . In direct contrast is the leave - taking between Flavius and Timon's other servants , which shows that the bonds of love and ...
Page 154
... leaving , and ' hath such a cel- erity in dying ' ( I.2.154 ) . ( The combined ideas of loving and dying will recur ... leave her . He is right , of course ; Antony soon concludes that i ' the east his pleasure lies ; he has been built ...
... leaving , and ' hath such a cel- erity in dying ' ( I.2.154 ) . ( The combined ideas of loving and dying will recur ... leave her . He is right , of course ; Antony soon concludes that i ' the east his pleasure lies ; he has been built ...
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