An Inquiry Into the Philosophy and Religion of ShakspereC. Mitchell, 1848 - 547 頁 |
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第 4 頁
... fools and women . ' In Shakspere the uniformity is the other way . Gifford , in these remarks , evidently had Shakspere in view . As he only excepts Massinger for his religious pro- priety , among the dramatists of that age , we have ...
... fools and women . ' In Shakspere the uniformity is the other way . Gifford , in these remarks , evidently had Shakspere in view . As he only excepts Massinger for his religious pro- priety , among the dramatists of that age , we have ...
第 36 頁
... our too conventional critics would allow themselves to read it . Jaques is the philosopher of the play , and the chief moralist . The Duke follows him in the same line . Touch- stone is the witty fool , and Rosalind one of 36 EPITOME .
... our too conventional critics would allow themselves to read it . Jaques is the philosopher of the play , and the chief moralist . The Duke follows him in the same line . Touch- stone is the witty fool , and Rosalind one of 36 EPITOME .
第 37 頁
William John Birch. stone is the witty fool , and Rosalind one of the women pointed at by Gifford for their profanity . Corin is a natural philosopher ; a priest is introduced to be ridiculed . The usual freedoms are taken with Scripture ...
William John Birch. stone is the witty fool , and Rosalind one of the women pointed at by Gifford for their profanity . Corin is a natural philosopher ; a priest is introduced to be ridiculed . The usual freedoms are taken with Scripture ...
第 38 頁
... fool of the play . He makes God a good man , ' and writes it down that people ' hope they serve him . ' The polished raillery of Beatrice and Benedict is relieved by the profane simplicity of Dog- berry and Verges . Steevens may be ...
... fool of the play . He makes God a good man , ' and writes it down that people ' hope they serve him . ' The polished raillery of Beatrice and Benedict is relieved by the profane simplicity of Dog- berry and Verges . Steevens may be ...
第 39 頁
... fool . To which the Clown answers- The more fool you , madonna , to mourn for your brother's soul being in heaven . All the world knows the party who relish these jests EPITOME . 39.
... fool . To which the Clown answers- The more fool you , madonna , to mourn for your brother's soul being in heaven . All the world knows the party who relish these jests EPITOME . 39.
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