Studies of Shakspere: Forming a Companion Volume to Every Edition of the TextAMS Press, 1971 - 560 páginas |
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... performance . It belongs essentially to that period when the respective powers of action and of words were imperfectly under- stood ; when what was exhibited to the eye required to be explained , and what was con- veyed to the ...
... performance . It belongs essentially to that period when the respective powers of action and of words were imperfectly under- stood ; when what was exhibited to the eye required to be explained , and what was con- veyed to the ...
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... performance is ever the duller for his act ; and , but in the plainer and simpler of use . To promise is most courtly and fash- ionable : performance is a kind of will , or testa- ment , which argues a great sickness in his judgment ...
... performance is ever the duller for his act ; and , but in the plainer and simpler of use . To promise is most courtly and fash- ionable : performance is a kind of will , or testa- ment , which argues a great sickness in his judgment ...
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... performance of Romeo and Juliet ' of which he had been witness * . Tieck has made this imaginary conversation a vehicle for the most enthu- siastic praise of this play . Marlowe de- scribes the performance as taking place at the palace ...
... performance of Romeo and Juliet ' of which he had been witness * . Tieck has made this imaginary conversation a vehicle for the most enthu- siastic praise of this play . Marlowe de- scribes the performance as taking place at the palace ...
Contenido
BOOK I | 3 |
Bible Histories and Moralities | 7 |
Itinerant Players | 10 |
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