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The classic prologue or chorus may also be said to have their equivalent in The Tempest , as , for example , in the first part of Act I. Scene ii . But The Tempest is further remarkable for a general simplicity of structure and its many ...
The classic prologue or chorus may also be said to have their equivalent in The Tempest , as , for example , in the first part of Act I. Scene ii . But The Tempest is further remarkable for a general simplicity of structure and its many ...
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For we have the same examples of passages standing out from the context in full relief as undramatic expressions of his own sentiments , the same abundance of references to his art and his life , the same significant Epilogue .
For we have the same examples of passages standing out from the context in full relief as undramatic expressions of his own sentiments , the same abundance of references to his art and his life , the same significant Epilogue .
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Caliban later speaks of " houses " ( III . ii . 105 ) , he recognises in Trinculo a ' pied ninny , " and so we might continue almost indefinitely . On the other hand , let us take one example to prove how careful Shakespeare was even of ...
Caliban later speaks of " houses " ( III . ii . 105 ) , he recognises in Trinculo a ' pied ninny , " and so we might continue almost indefinitely . On the other hand , let us take one example to prove how careful Shakespeare was even of ...
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| Título | The Works of Shakespeare ... Volumen31 de The Works of Shakespeare, William Shakespeare |
| Autor | William Shakespeare |
| Editor | Methuen, 1938 |
| Procedencia del original | de la Universidad de Virginia |
| Digitalizado | 10 Jun. 2009 |
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