Characters of Shakespeare's PlaysLibrary of Alexandria, 28. 9. 2020 |
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... truth,thatthefirst qualification ofa critic—at anyrate of a criticofpoetry—is, as Jeffrey puts the antithesis, to FEEL rather thanto KNOW; while to be delicately sensitive and sympathetic counts more than to be wellinformed ...
... truth,thatthefirst qualification ofa critic—at anyrate of a criticofpoetry—is, as Jeffrey puts the antithesis, to FEEL rather thanto KNOW; while to be delicately sensitive and sympathetic counts more than to be wellinformed ...
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... truth; not only does he transport himself to distant ages and foreign nations, and pourtray in the most accurate manner, with only afewapparent violations of costume, the spirit of theancient Romans, ofthe French in their wars with the ...
... truth; not only does he transport himself to distant ages and foreign nations, and pourtray in the most accurate manner, with only afewapparent violations of costume, the spirit of theancient Romans, ofthe French in their wars with the ...
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... truth,thatthe physician may enrich his observations fromthem in the same manneras from realcases. 'And yetJohnson has objected to Shakespeare,that his pathos isnot alwaysnatural andfree from affectation. There are, it istrue, passages ...
... truth,thatthe physician may enrich his observations fromthem in the same manneras from realcases. 'And yetJohnson has objected to Shakespeare,that his pathos isnot alwaysnatural andfree from affectation. There are, it istrue, passages ...
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... truth and vividness.—Shakespeare excelled in the openings of hisplays: that of Macbeth isthe most strikingof any. The wildness of the scenery, the sudden shiftingof the situations and characters, the bustle,the expectations excited ...
... truth and vividness.—Shakespeare excelled in the openings of hisplays: that of Macbeth isthe most strikingof any. The wildness of the scenery, the sudden shiftingof the situations and characters, the bustle,the expectations excited ...
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... truth and identity which is observed in the midst of the giddy whirl andrapid careerof events. Macbeth in Shakespearenomore loses his identityof character in the fluctuations of fortune orthe storm of passion, thanMacbeth in himself ...
... truth and identity which is observed in the midst of the giddy whirl andrapid careerof events. Macbeth in Shakespearenomore loses his identityof character in the fluctuations of fortune orthe storm of passion, thanMacbeth in himself ...
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