Romeo and JulietMacmillan, 1900 |
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Page 394
... Dream , by the lyric style and the lyric conception of character , as well as by many striking echoes of phrase and motive.1 The characteristic speech of Romeo and Juliet is a lyric speech , exhausting the last possibilities of ex ...
... Dream , by the lyric style and the lyric conception of character , as well as by many striking echoes of phrase and motive.1 The characteristic speech of Romeo and Juliet is a lyric speech , exhausting the last possibilities of ex ...
Page 399
... haunt Romeo as he steps into the hall of the Capulets ( i . 4. 106 ) ; and Friar Laurence's forebodings are mirrored in Romeo's dreams ( V. I. init . ) A courtier that each where was highly had in price 399 Introduction.
... haunt Romeo as he steps into the hall of the Capulets ( i . 4. 106 ) ; and Friar Laurence's forebodings are mirrored in Romeo's dreams ( V. I. init . ) A courtier that each where was highly had in price 399 Introduction.
Page 401
... dreams of any illicit union , and their marriage runs counter only to the un- natural feud between their houses . The chief agent ensues . in their tragic doom is the one wise and actively benign character in the play . The imposing ...
... dreams of any illicit union , and their marriage runs counter only to the un- natural feud between their houses . The chief agent ensues . in their tragic doom is the one wise and actively benign character in the play . The imposing ...
Page 402
... dream or sprite that walked by night . ( Il . 2707-8 . ) Shakespeare's Juliet instantly addresses the friar : - O comfortable friar ! where is my lord ? I do remember well where I should be , And there I am . ( v . 3. 148. ) against the ...
... dream or sprite that walked by night . ( Il . 2707-8 . ) Shakespeare's Juliet instantly addresses the friar : - O comfortable friar ! where is my lord ? I do remember well where I should be , And there I am . ( v . 3. 148. ) against the ...
Page 422
... dream not of . Nurse . An honour ! were not I thine only nurse , I would say thou hadst suck'd wisdom from thy teat . La . Cap . Well , think of marriage now ; younger than you , Here in Verona , ladies of esteem , Are made already ...
... dream not of . Nurse . An honour ! were not I thine only nurse , I would say thou hadst suck'd wisdom from thy teat . La . Cap . Well , think of marriage now ; younger than you , Here in Verona , ladies of esteem , Are made already ...
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