Studies of ShakspereC. Knight, 1851 - 560 頁 |
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... speak more truly , are become beggars for their servants . For commonly the good - will men bear to their lords makes them draw the strings of their purses to extend their liberality to them , where otherwise they would not . " Speaking ...
... speak more truly , are become beggars for their servants . For commonly the good - will men bear to their lords makes them draw the strings of their purses to extend their liberality to them , where otherwise they would not . " Speaking ...
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... speak the less of it ; only giving you to un- derstand that the whole mark which I shot at in that work was to show the reward of 6 tion of the audience from one country to another ; CHAP . IV . ] 15 THE LAWFULNESS OF PLAYS . The ...
... speak the less of it ; only giving you to un- derstand that the whole mark which I shot at in that work was to show the reward of 6 tion of the audience from one country to another ; CHAP . IV . ] 15 THE LAWFULNESS OF PLAYS . The ...
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... speak for me ; par- don me , pardon , good father : not a word : ah , he will not speak one word : ah , Harry , now thrice unhappy Harry . But what shall I do ? I will go take me into some solitary place , and there lament my sinful ...
... speak for me ; par- don me , pardon , good father : not a word : ah , he will not speak one word : ah , Harry , now thrice unhappy Harry . But what shall I do ? I will go take me into some solitary place , and there lament my sinful ...
第 25 頁
... speak in the same highly - wrought and poetical language , while at the same time he shakes out all his school - learning on every possible occasion . " To reduce this very just account of the play to elementary of the play is not ...
... speak in the same highly - wrought and poetical language , while at the same time he shakes out all his school - learning on every possible occasion . " To reduce this very just account of the play to elementary of the play is not ...
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... speak out CHAPTER VI . THE DRAMATISTS OF SHAKSPERE'S FIRST PERIOD . exhibits to us the list of the professional | at. of the play is not conducted upon drama- tic principles ; second , that the language is not varied with the character ...
... speak out CHAPTER VI . THE DRAMATISTS OF SHAKSPERE'S FIRST PERIOD . exhibits to us the list of the professional | at. of the play is not conducted upon drama- tic principles ; second , that the language is not varied with the character ...
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