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He is quick to violate the pact sealed with the sheep ; with little or no provocation he will devour the lamb ; he considers himself magnanimous to have allowed his benefactor , the crane , to escape with her head after she has inserted ...
He is quick to violate the pact sealed with the sheep ; with little or no provocation he will devour the lamb ; he considers himself magnanimous to have allowed his benefactor , the crane , to escape with her head after she has inserted ...
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... Henry against Gloucester by insinuating that the latter wants to play the fox to Henry's lamb.27 When Gloucester is ... asserts that it is for the protection of Henry , a chicken endangered by an empty eagle and a lamb whose fold is ...
... Henry against Gloucester by insinuating that the latter wants to play the fox to Henry's lamb.27 When Gloucester is ... asserts that it is for the protection of Henry , a chicken endangered by an empty eagle and a lamb whose fold is ...
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Sometimes one side and then the other is the lamb fleeing the ravenous wolf . Margaret first tells Henry he is a lamb environed with Yorkist wolves , and then a little later York regrets that his own followers are hard pressed by ...
Sometimes one side and then the other is the lamb fleeing the ravenous wolf . Margaret first tells Henry he is a lamb environed with Yorkist wolves , and then a little later York regrets that his own followers are hard pressed by ...
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| Title | Animal Analogy in Shakespeare's Character Portrayal |
| Author | Audrey Elizabeth Yoder |
| Publisher | King's Crown Press, 1947 |
| Original from | Indiana University |
| Digitized | 28 Jan 2009 |
| Length | 150 pages |
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