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The drama before us , " he says , “ contains no discrimination of manners ( except in the comick dialogues ) , very few traces of original thought , and is evidently destitute of that intelligence and useful know- ledge that pervade ...
The drama before us , " he says , “ contains no discrimination of manners ( except in the comick dialogues ) , very few traces of original thought , and is evidently destitute of that intelligence and useful know- ledge that pervade ...
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Neverthe- less , the other solution of the difficulty . . . may still be the true one : that the original Pericles was by some inferior hand , perhaps by a personal ...
Neverthe- less , the other solution of the difficulty . . . may still be the true one : that the original Pericles was by some inferior hand , perhaps by a personal ...
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His general conclusion is that Wilkins was the original author of Pericles , and he thinks it probable that when Shakespeare took the play in hand it had already been acted in another shape .
His general conclusion is that Wilkins was the original author of Pericles , and he thinks it probable that when Shakespeare took the play in hand it had already been acted in another shape .
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Finding that the Antiochus and Simonides stories were worked out in a fairly adequate manner , and feeling little interest in those stories , he was at no great pains to interfere with the original author ; though , if we may judge from ...
Finding that the Antiochus and Simonides stories were worked out in a fairly adequate manner , and feeling little interest in those stories , he was at no great pains to interfere with the original author ; though , if we may judge from ...
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How- ever certain , therefore , we may feel that Wilkins was the original author of the play , we have again an inference only . One other small point it is perhaps worth while to notice here . Delius suggests the possibility of ...
How- ever certain , therefore , we may feel that Wilkins was the original author of the play , we have again an inference only . One other small point it is perhaps worth while to notice here . Delius suggests the possibility of ...
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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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