Shakespeare and Other Literary EssaysPioneer Press, 1929 - 187 strán (strany) |
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George William Foote. amazing intellect , not only to perceive it , but to accept it absolutely in the moral sphere . He took human nature as his province - that human nature which is eternal , and outlasts all dynasties and systems ...
George William Foote. amazing intellect , not only to perceive it , but to accept it absolutely in the moral sphere . He took human nature as his province - that human nature which is eternal , and outlasts all dynasties and systems ...
Strana 106
... accept them is to make tragedy more tragic . But they are not true , although they might have seemed so to the lacerated heart of Severn . Keats did not die " in the power of his enemies . " This is as false as the fable , perpetuated ...
... accept them is to make tragedy more tragic . But they are not true , although they might have seemed so to the lacerated heart of Severn . Keats did not die " in the power of his enemies . " This is as false as the fable , perpetuated ...
Strana 178
... accept the fables of her priests , Who blessed her banners in the game of beasts , And now bid hope that heaven will intercede To violate its laws in her sore need , She would find comfort in their opiates . " France could not accept ...
... accept the fables of her priests , Who blessed her banners in the game of beasts , And now bid hope that heaven will intercede To violate its laws in her sore need , She would find comfort in their opiates . " France could not accept ...
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SHAKESPEARE THE MAN | 7 |
THE HUMANISM OF SHAKESPEARE IN THE MER | 25 |
SHAKESPEARES BIRTHDAY | 33 |
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