The Works of Shakespeare ...Bobbs-Merrill Company, 1899 |
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第 xxxvii 頁
... Malcolm . After the murder of Duncan and the flight of Malcolm and Donalbain , the Chronicler represents Macbeth as an able and vigorous ruler for the space of ten years out of the seventeen during which his reign lasted ; whilst he ...
... Malcolm . After the murder of Duncan and the flight of Malcolm and Donalbain , the Chronicler represents Macbeth as an able and vigorous ruler for the space of ten years out of the seventeen during which his reign lasted ; whilst he ...
第 153 頁
... Malcolm . It is the latter who interrupts and takes up the conversation at line 214 , " Be com- forted , " and carries it on to the end . Shakespeare's line of thought would appear to be as follows : The mention of revenge by Malcolm ...
... Malcolm . It is the latter who interrupts and takes up the conversation at line 214 , " Be com- forted , " and carries it on to the end . Shakespeare's line of thought would appear to be as follows : The mention of revenge by Malcolm ...
第 154 頁
... Malcolm's initial speech as above mentioned . For the same main reason Dr. Bradley thinks interpretation ( a ) far more probable than ( c ) ; and he then deals with the objections to interpretation ( a ) , viz . " that according to it ...
... Malcolm's initial speech as above mentioned . For the same main reason Dr. Bradley thinks interpretation ( a ) far more probable than ( c ) ; and he then deals with the objections to interpretation ( a ) , viz . " that according to it ...
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