Studies of Shakspere: Forming a Companion Volume to Every Edition of the TextAMS Press, 1971 - 560 páginas |
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... stage when it is bare . When the matter of itself comes short of this , they follow the practice of the cobbler , and set their teeth to the leather to pull it out . So was the history of ' Cæsar and Pompey , ' and the play of ' The ...
... stage when it is bare . When the matter of itself comes short of this , they follow the practice of the cobbler , and set their teeth to the leather to pull it out . So was the history of ' Cæsar and Pompey , ' and the play of ' The ...
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... stage ficate ; for he was the successor of Tarleton of his career , though certainly not in the in the most attractive line of characters , and very earliest . The certificate represents the Tarleton died in 1588. We hold that Shak ...
... stage ficate ; for he was the successor of Tarleton of his career , though certainly not in the in the most attractive line of characters , and very earliest . The certificate represents the Tarleton died in 1588. We hold that Shak ...
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... stage ; Which , since thy flight from hence , hath mourn'd like night , And despairs day , but for thy volume's light . " From 1616 , the year of Shakspere's death , to 1623 , the date of the first edition of his collected works ...
... stage ; Which , since thy flight from hence , hath mourn'd like night , And despairs day , but for thy volume's light . " From 1616 , the year of Shakspere's death , to 1623 , the date of the first edition of his collected works ...
Contenido
BOOK I | 3 |
Bible Histories and Moralities | 7 |
Itinerant Players | 10 |
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action affection appears beauty become believe belongs better called character comedy comes copy criticism death described doth doubt drama early edition English evidence exhibit expression eyes fair Falstaff father fear feel give given Hamlet hand hath hear heart Henry honour human imagination John King learning leave lines live look lord manner master means mind nature never night noble once opinion original passage passion performance period person Plautus play poet poetical poetry present Prince principle printed produced published reader remarkable Richard says scene seen sense Shak Shakspere Shakspere's Sonnets speak spirit stage stand story sweet tell thee thing thou thought tion tragedy true truth whole writer written