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It is precisely this feature of indecision - the indecision of a soul unhardened in guilt - which accompanies Macbeth throughout in his pursuit of the objects of his ambition , ( so accurately in tune with the character given of him by ...
It is precisely this feature of indecision - the indecision of a soul unhardened in guilt - which accompanies Macbeth throughout in his pursuit of the objects of his ambition , ( so accurately in tune with the character given of him by ...
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The object of her ambition must be obtained - come it how it may . Means are nothing to her ; -the end is everything . The means are merged in the end . It becomes to her a neces- sity , to which all other circumstances must give way .
The object of her ambition must be obtained - come it how it may . Means are nothing to her ; -the end is everything . The means are merged in the end . It becomes to her a neces- sity , to which all other circumstances must give way .
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Her vigour , her animation , her fiery eloquence , when the object of her ambi- tion was in view , and as yet unattained ; her broken spirit , her depression , alternated with spasmodic efforts in her husband's behalf , her saddened ...
Her vigour , her animation , her fiery eloquence , when the object of her ambi- tion was in view , and as yet unattained ; her broken spirit , her depression , alternated with spasmodic efforts in her husband's behalf , her saddened ...
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How artful , too , is the using of that relative pronoun , " him , " upon the occasion , not naming the object of his thoughts - she knowing it . After all that may be said in the way of comment and eulogy , it is such ...
How artful , too , is the using of that relative pronoun , " him , " upon the occasion , not naming the object of his thoughts - she knowing it . After all that may be said in the way of comment and eulogy , it is such ...
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His object is to discover whether Macduff be a spy from the usurper , or , at best , a mere worldling , who had come over to the old legitimacy , knowing the instability of the new dynasty , and which he had hitherto served .
His object is to discover whether Macduff be a spy from the usurper , or , at best , a mere worldling , who had come over to the old legitimacy , knowing the instability of the new dynasty , and which he had hitherto served .
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| Título | Shakespeare-characters; Chiefly Those Subordinate |
| Autor | Charles Cowden Clarke |
| Edición | ilustrada, reimpresa |
| Editor | AMS Press, 1863 |
| ISBN | 0404015670, 9780404015671 |
| Largo | 521 páginas |
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