Shakespearean Criticism: Excerpts from the Criticism of William Shakespeare's Plays and Poetry, from the First Published Appraisals to Current Evaluations, 第 28 卷Gale Research Company, 1984 |
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... speak " ( 5.1.170 ) -suggests , her veiled entrance also echoes the scene in the cloister in Act 1 , where Isabella was told that as a sworn votarist , " if you speak , you must not show your face ; Or if you show your face , you must not ...
... speak " ( 5.1.170 ) -suggests , her veiled entrance also echoes the scene in the cloister in Act 1 , where Isabella was told that as a sworn votarist , " if you speak , you must not show your face ; Or if you show your face , you must not ...
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... speak and so knows how they think ; speaking their words , he speaks their thoughts . " A comparable echoing of a word not heard occurs in Scene 5 of the first Act , as Lady Macbeth reads and re- acts to her husband's letter . ' That ...
... speak and so knows how they think ; speaking their words , he speaks their thoughts . " A comparable echoing of a word not heard occurs in Scene 5 of the first Act , as Lady Macbeth reads and re- acts to her husband's letter . ' That ...
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... speak true ; So speaking as I think , alas , I die . ( V.ii.247-51 ) Considered as a response to these speeches , Iago's " From this time forth I never will speak word " displays a grim inevitability . By all evidence , Iago has been a ...
... speak true ; So speaking as I think , alas , I die . ( V.ii.247-51 ) Considered as a response to these speeches , Iago's " From this time forth I never will speak word " displays a grim inevitability . By all evidence , Iago has been a ...
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