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Page 67
... produce his stupen- dous results Shakespeare did not fly to new methods and dazzling inventions which had never been ... produced if Shakespeare had not been able to employ the KING LEAR 67.
... produce his stupen- dous results Shakespeare did not fly to new methods and dazzling inventions which had never been ... produced if Shakespeare had not been able to employ the KING LEAR 67.
Page 105
... produced a King Lear one day , a Timon of Athens the next ; he was ' fancy's child ' . No doubt his method was that best adapted to his temperament , and it would be rash indeed to affirm that any other method could have produced a ...
... produced a King Lear one day , a Timon of Athens the next ; he was ' fancy's child ' . No doubt his method was that best adapted to his temperament , and it would be rash indeed to affirm that any other method could have produced a ...
Page 204
... produce a fine or convincing general effect . His acting reminds us too often of a building in the bad style of florid architecture , where the structure is obliterated and lost under the mass of irrelevant ornament . For the moment the ...
... produce a fine or convincing general effect . His acting reminds us too often of a building in the bad style of florid architecture , where the structure is obliterated and lost under the mass of irrelevant ornament . For the moment the ...
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A New History of Rome Jan 2 1909 page | 13 |
Sir Henry Wotton Nov 23 1907 | 23 |
The Swan of Lichfield Dec 7 1907 | 33 |
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