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His share in the play is the Marina portion , which " gives a perfect artistic and organic whole " . This , however , as insufficient for dramatic purposes , was put into other hands for com- pletion ; the result being the present ...
His share in the play is the Marina portion , which " gives a perfect artistic and organic whole " . This , however , as insufficient for dramatic purposes , was put into other hands for com- pletion ; the result being the present ...
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While therefore he was bound to the brothel episode , he has , I maintain , taken upon himself to give us his own reading of Lysimachus's character . It has been pointed out that in their general scope these scenes have much in common ...
While therefore he was bound to the brothel episode , he has , I maintain , taken upon himself to give us his own reading of Lysimachus's character . It has been pointed out that in their general scope these scenes have much in common ...
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While making trial of her virtue , he gives vent to none of the threats , displays none of the coarseness and violence , which Wilkins plentifully imputes to him . Instead of compelling her to protracted entreaties , he quickly ...
While making trial of her virtue , he gives vent to none of the threats , displays none of the coarseness and violence , which Wilkins plentifully imputes to him . Instead of compelling her to protracted entreaties , he quickly ...
Página xxiv
Nor can I admit that the Marina portion " gives a perfect artistic and organic whole , " especially when stripped of the Gower parts , which Fleay repudiates as non - Shakespearean ; xxiv INTRODUCTION.
Nor can I admit that the Marina portion " gives a perfect artistic and organic whole , " especially when stripped of the Gower parts , which Fleay repudiates as non - Shakespearean ; xxiv INTRODUCTION.
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There were bride - ales , church - ales , give - ales , lamb - ales , leet - ales , Midsummer - ales , Scot - ales , Whitsun - ales , and several more ( Nares , Glossary ) , such as help - ales , soule - ales , dirge - ales .
There were bride - ales , church - ales , give - ales , lamb - ales , leet - ales , Midsummer - ales , Scot - ales , Whitsun - ales , and several more ( Nares , Glossary ) , such as help - ales , soule - ales , dirge - ales .
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| Título | The Works of Shakespeare ... Volumen28 de The Works of Shakespeare, William Shakespeare |
| Autor | William Shakespeare |
| Editores | William James Craig, Robert Hope Case |
| Editor | Bobbs-Merrill Company, 1907 |
| Procedencia del original | Universidad de Princeton |
| Digitalizado | 16 Feb. 2008 |
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