Shakespeare and DecorumMacmillan, 1973 - 227 頁 |
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第 1 到 3 筆結果,共 37 筆
第 96 頁
... wife - killer who cries out ' My wife , my wife ! what wife ? I have no wife ' is enormous . When Emilia arrives at the door and calls to him , it is as if a spell has been broken : the devil - inspired tra- vesty of civil and religious ...
... wife - killer who cries out ' My wife , my wife ! what wife ? I have no wife ' is enormous . When Emilia arrives at the door and calls to him , it is as if a spell has been broken : the devil - inspired tra- vesty of civil and religious ...
第 125 頁
... wife , my wife , what wife ? ' ) : What needs this iterance woman ? I say thy husband ... I say thy husband ; dost understand the word ? My friend , thy husband - honest , honest Iago . ( V ii 153 , 156-7 ) After this , Emilia addresses ...
... wife , my wife , what wife ? ' ) : What needs this iterance woman ? I say thy husband ... I say thy husband ; dost understand the word ? My friend , thy husband - honest , honest Iago . ( V ii 153 , 156-7 ) After this , Emilia addresses ...
第 162 頁
... wife attending rather stiffly to the niceties of time and place , explaining them to the guests , and using gracious words which we are meant to see do not come from the heart : Macbeth . You know your own degrees , sit down . At first ...
... wife attending rather stiffly to the niceties of time and place , explaining them to the guests , and using gracious words which we are meant to see do not come from the heart : Macbeth . You know your own degrees , sit down . At first ...
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