Shakespeare and DecorumMacmillan, 1973 - 227 頁 |
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第 1 到 3 筆結果,共 45 筆
第 13 頁
... true art into disrepute . All their advice therefore on ' true diction ' is accompanied by contemptuous blasts at the folly of the speaker or writer who ' in busying his braine about the vain pompe of wordes ... doeth not conceive the ...
... true art into disrepute . All their advice therefore on ' true diction ' is accompanied by contemptuous blasts at the folly of the speaker or writer who ' in busying his braine about the vain pompe of wordes ... doeth not conceive the ...
第 31 頁
... true ( ' heaven be the record of my speech ' [ I i 30 ] ) and that it is motivated only by sentiments of love and obedience towards him ; while in the same speech he swears to Mowbray that his deeds ( at the lists ) will attest the ...
... true ( ' heaven be the record of my speech ' [ I i 30 ] ) and that it is motivated only by sentiments of love and obedience towards him ; while in the same speech he swears to Mowbray that his deeds ( at the lists ) will attest the ...
第 46 頁
... true from the false in matters of form and duty . The most significant use of the word ' fit ' occurs then in a speech where Claudius offers Gertrude a hypocritical explanation of his indulgent treatment of Hamlet : ' But so much was ...
... true from the false in matters of form and duty . The most significant use of the word ' fit ' occurs then in a speech where Claudius offers Gertrude a hypocritical explanation of his indulgent treatment of Hamlet : ' But so much was ...
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