The Complete Works of William Shakespeare, 第 1 卷Caxton publishing Company, 1910 |
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第 xlvi 頁
... Plautus which could not fail to be attractive to the youthful Shake- speare , who would instinctively recognise in that joyous buccaneer of the Latin stage qualities closely akin to cer- tain of his own . The sort of boisterous animal ...
... Plautus which could not fail to be attractive to the youthful Shake- speare , who would instinctively recognise in that joyous buccaneer of the Latin stage qualities closely akin to cer- tain of his own . The sort of boisterous animal ...
第 liii 頁
... Plautus would be held by the audience to deserve such consideration . The part of the Courtesan ( she is called Erotium in the Latin play ) has been preserved and rather closely transferred by Shake- speare to " The Comedy of Errors ...
... Plautus would be held by the audience to deserve such consideration . The part of the Courtesan ( she is called Erotium in the Latin play ) has been preserved and rather closely transferred by Shake- speare to " The Comedy of Errors ...
第 lvi 頁
... Plautus , with all his boisterous high spirits , is hard and dry ; his humour is that of a daring and brilliant school- boy . Shakespeare introduces the adult mood ; even his farce is tender and indulgent . Where Plautus sees noth- ing ...
... Plautus , with all his boisterous high spirits , is hard and dry ; his humour is that of a daring and brilliant school- boy . Shakespeare introduces the adult mood ; even his farce is tender and indulgent . Where Plautus sees noth- ing ...
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