Shakespeare-characters; Chiefly Those SubordinateAMS Press, 1863 - 521 páginas |
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... in the plays have been treated to repletion , but to make manifest that the secondary ones are rich in nature and dramatic effect ; and , in consequence , upon addressing myself to my task , I was constantly impressed with.
... in the plays have been treated to repletion , but to make manifest that the secondary ones are rich in nature and dramatic effect ; and , in consequence , upon addressing myself to my task , I was constantly impressed with.
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... nature , with their uniform current of action , carrying us on to its grand catastrophe . Thus we have the first victim of Macbeth's ambition , " the good king Duncan , " described as a man formed in the very mould of unoffending ...
... nature , with their uniform current of action , carrying us on to its grand catastrophe . Thus we have the first victim of Macbeth's ambition , " the good king Duncan , " described as a man formed in the very mould of unoffending ...
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... mousing owl . " How apt , too , the epithet ! ] " Rosse . And Duncan's horses , ( a thing most strange and certain , ) Beauteous and swift , the minions of their race , Turn'd wild in nature , broke their stalls , flung Macbeth . 13.
... mousing owl . " How apt , too , the epithet ! ] " Rosse . And Duncan's horses , ( a thing most strange and certain , ) Beauteous and swift , the minions of their race , Turn'd wild in nature , broke their stalls , flung Macbeth . 13.
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... nature restrained him even from an unjust aspiration . Thus , at the close of the banquet with King Duncan in Macbeth's castle , when he is retiring to rest , and is evidently brooding over his destiny , he says , in soli- loquy- " A ...
... nature restrained him even from an unjust aspiration . Thus , at the close of the banquet with King Duncan in Macbeth's castle , when he is retiring to rest , and is evidently brooding over his destiny , he says , in soli- loquy- " A ...
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Charles Cowden Clarke. Restrain in me the cursed thoughts that nature Gives way to in repose . " And immediately after ... nature reveals itself . In a spasm of horror at the deed , he ex- claims- " When we have our naked frailties hid ...
Charles Cowden Clarke. Restrain in me the cursed thoughts that nature Gives way to in repose . " And immediately after ... nature reveals itself . In a spasm of horror at the deed , he ex- claims- " When we have our naked frailties hid ...
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