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The introduction of Gower , however inartificial it may seem , was the result of very profound skill . The presence of Gower supplied the unity of idea which the desultory nature of the story wanted ; and thus it is that in ' the true ...
The introduction of Gower , however inartificial it may seem , was the result of very profound skill . The presence of Gower supplied the unity of idea which the desultory nature of the story wanted ; and thus it is that in ' the true ...
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Similarly , it seems to me , Shakespeare may have conceived Lysimachus as wishing to probe the plague - sores of the city of which he was governor . Wilkins in his novel , following Twine's lead , preferred the baser presentation of ...
Similarly , it seems to me , Shakespeare may have conceived Lysimachus as wishing to probe the plague - sores of the city of which he was governor . Wilkins in his novel , following Twine's lead , preferred the baser presentation of ...
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... and that in the brothel scenes there are abundant manifestations of Shakespeare's hand : there seems to me no option left but to believe that he furbished up a play already in the possession of the Globe Theatre - a play which as it ...
... and that in the brothel scenes there are abundant manifestations of Shakespeare's hand : there seems to me no option left but to believe that he furbished up a play already in the possession of the Globe Theatre - a play which as it ...
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As pliableness and gentleness are the distinguishing features of woman , the word seems to have been mainly applied as a term of com- mendation to a young woman , and so to have passed on to designate other admired characteristics of ...
As pliableness and gentleness are the distinguishing features of woman , the word seems to have been mainly applied as a term of com- mendation to a young woman , and so to have passed on to designate other admired characteristics of ...
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Our author , in calling Pericles a prince , seems to have followed Gower " ( Malone ) . 6. Bring in , etc. ] The old copies give " Musicke , bring in , " etc. , which Malone first saw to be a stage - direc- tion for the musicians to be ...
Our author , in calling Pericles a prince , seems to have followed Gower " ( Malone ) . 6. Bring in , etc. ] The old copies give " Musicke , bring in , " etc. , which Malone first saw to be a stage - direc- tion for the musicians to be ...
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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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