Shakespeare-characters; Chiefly Those SubordinateSmith, Elder & Company, 1863 - 521 páginas |
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... reason for being so . He says : - " What you have spoke , it may be so perchance ; This tyrant , whose sole name blisters our tongues , Was once thought honest ; you have lov'd him well ; He hath not touch'd you yet . I am young ; but ...
... reason for being so . He says : - " What you have spoke , it may be so perchance ; This tyrant , whose sole name blisters our tongues , Was once thought honest ; you have lov'd him well ; He hath not touch'd you yet . I am young ; but ...
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... reason to " rail at misery , " having been fortune's foot - ball from his infancy . How beautifully the moral of a cheerful endurance comes out against the affectation and petulance of a querulous selfishness ! Orlando's reply is the ...
... reason to " rail at misery , " having been fortune's foot - ball from his infancy . How beautifully the moral of a cheerful endurance comes out against the affectation and petulance of a querulous selfishness ! Orlando's reply is the ...
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... reason for my opinion , and which reason , be it observed , is one of the numerous in- stances displaying Shakespeare's habit of drawing conclusions as to his characters from acts , and not from 42 Shakespeare - Characters .
... reason for my opinion , and which reason , be it observed , is one of the numerous in- stances displaying Shakespeare's habit of drawing conclusions as to his characters from acts , and not from 42 Shakespeare - Characters .
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... reason to give for his being in a state of perdition ! -what a deduction ! —what a " sequitur ! " — " Why , if thou hast never been at court , thou never saw'st good manners ; and if thou never saw'st good manners , then thy manners ...
... reason to give for his being in a state of perdition ! -what a deduction ! —what a " sequitur ! " — " Why , if thou hast never been at court , thou never saw'st good manners ; and if thou never saw'st good manners , then thy manners ...
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... even these culpable , but at last repentant beings , we easily forgive , by reason of our hearts being so stricken with the other benevo- lent beings in the comedy . " III . Hamlet . III . HAMLET . HAMLET is 60 Shakespeare - Characters .
... even these culpable , but at last repentant beings , we easily forgive , by reason of our hearts being so stricken with the other benevo- lent beings in the comedy . " III . Hamlet . III . HAMLET . HAMLET is 60 Shakespeare - Characters .
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