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... thereis not onlythe utmost keeping in each separate character; butin thecastingof the different parts, and their relationtoone another, there isan affinityand harmony, like whatwe may observe inthe gradations of colour inapicture. The ...
... thereis not onlythe utmost keeping in each separate character; butin thecastingof the different parts, and their relationtoone another, there isan affinityand harmony, like whatwe may observe inthe gradations of colour inapicture. The ...
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... Thereis no conflictof opposite feelingsinhis breast. The apparitions which heseesonly haunthimin his sleep; nor does helivelike Macbeth ina waking dream. Macbeth has considerableenergy and manliness of character; butthen he is ...
... Thereis no conflictof opposite feelingsinhis breast. The apparitions which heseesonly haunthimin his sleep; nor does helivelike Macbeth ina waking dream. Macbeth has considerableenergy and manliness of character; butthen he is ...
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... there is an originalsininthenature of thesubject, which prevents us from takingacordialinterest init.The heightof moral ... thereis in general awantof passion; the affections are at a stand;our sympathies arerepulsed anddefeated inall ...
... there is an originalsininthenature of thesubject, which prevents us from takingacordialinterest init.The heightof moral ... thereis in general awantof passion; the affections are at a stand;our sympathies arerepulsed anddefeated inall ...
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Contents
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Characters of Shakespeare's Plays: & Lectures on the English Poets William Hazlitt No preview available - 2015 |
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