Characters of Shakespeare's PlaysWiley and Putnam, 1845 - 229 pages |
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Page 32
... death , the recollection of his love returns upon him in all its tenderness and force ; and after her death , he all at once forgets his wrongs in the sudden and irreparable sense of his loss : " My wife ! my wife ! what wife ? I have ...
... death , the recollection of his love returns upon him in all its tenderness and force ; and after her death , he all at once forgets his wrongs in the sudden and irreparable sense of his loss : " My wife ! my wife ! what wife ? I have ...
Page 33
... death - like despair . His farewell speech , before he kills himself , in which he conveys his reasons to the senate for the murder of his wife , is equal to the first speech , in which he gave them an account of his courtship of her ...
... death - like despair . His farewell speech , before he kills himself , in which he conveys his reasons to the senate for the murder of his wife , is equal to the first speech , in which he gave them an account of his courtship of her ...
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... death to the many , and in which the spectators halloo and encourage the strong to set upon the weak , and cry havoc in the chase , though they do not share in the spoil . We may depend upon it that what men delight to read in books ...
... death to the many , and in which the spectators halloo and encourage the strong to set upon the weak , and cry havoc in the chase , though they do not share in the spoil . We may depend upon it that what men delight to read in books ...
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... Death , that dark spirit , in ' s nervy arm doth lie , Which being advanc'd , declines , and then men die . " Coriolanus himself is a complete character : his love of reputa- tion , his contempt of popular opinion , his pride and ...
... Death , that dark spirit , in ' s nervy arm doth lie , Which being advanc'd , declines , and then men die . " Coriolanus himself is a complete character : his love of reputa- tion , his contempt of popular opinion , his pride and ...
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... death , I would not have come hither to put myself in hazard : but pricked forward with desire to be revenged of them that thus have ban- ished me , which now I do begin , by putting my person into the hands of their enemies . Wherefore ...
... death , I would not have come hither to put myself in hazard : but pricked forward with desire to be revenged of them that thus have ban- ished me , which now I do begin , by putting my person into the hands of their enemies . Wherefore ...
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