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The congenial sentiments , the numerous expres- sions bearing a striking similitude to passages in his un- disputed plays , some of the incidents , the situation of many of the persons , and in various places the colour of the style ...
The congenial sentiments , the numerous expres- sions bearing a striking similitude to passages in his un- disputed plays , some of the incidents , the situation of many of the persons , and in various places the colour of the style ...
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Dr. Johnson long ago observed that his real power is not seen in the splendor of particular passages , but in the progress of his fable , and the tenour of his dialogue : and when it becomes necessary for me to quote a decision founded ...
Dr. Johnson long ago observed that his real power is not seen in the splendor of particular passages , but in the progress of his fable , and the tenour of his dialogue : and when it becomes necessary for me to quote a decision founded ...
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That it was an early work , " remarks that critic , " we are constrained to believe ; not from the evidence of particular passages , which may be deficient in power or devoid of refinement , but from the entire construction of dramatic ...
That it was an early work , " remarks that critic , " we are constrained to believe ; not from the evidence of particular passages , which may be deficient in power or devoid of refinement , but from the entire construction of dramatic ...
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... and the scenes and shorter passages in which we trace him manifestly belong to his latest style of composition . Whether it had ever been acted before it received those vivifying touches from our poet , we cannot determine - perhaps ...
... and the scenes and shorter passages in which we trace him manifestly belong to his latest style of composition . Whether it had ever been acted before it received those vivifying touches from our poet , we cannot determine - perhaps ...
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He does nothing of the sort . The words occur in the dedication of his novel and refer to that only . That there may be no doubt on this point , I quote the whole passage . " A xxvi INTRODUCTION.
He does nothing of the sort . The words occur in the dedication of his novel and refer to that only . That there may be no doubt on this point , I quote the whole passage . " A xxvi INTRODUCTION.
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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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