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her own character , and to make her feel that it is this for which Antony is in love with her ! She says , after the battle of Actium , when Antony has resolved to risk another fight , ' It is my birth - day ; I had thought to have held ...
her own character , and to make her feel that it is this for which Antony is in love with her ! She says , after the battle of Actium , when Antony has resolved to risk another fight , ' It is my birth - day ; I had thought to have held ...
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It is important to observe that Shakespeare does admit such heroes , and also that he appears to feel , and exerts himself to meet , the difficulty that ... No one ever closes the book with the feeling that man is a poor mean creature .
It is important to observe that Shakespeare does admit such heroes , and also that he appears to feel , and exerts himself to meet , the difficulty that ... No one ever closes the book with the feeling that man is a poor mean creature .
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They give the feeling of vastness , the feeling not of a scene or particular place , but of a world ; or , to speak more accurately , of a particular place which is also a world . This world is dim to us , partly from its immensity ...
They give the feeling of vastness , the feeling not of a scene or particular place , but of a world ; or , to speak more accurately , of a particular place which is also a world . This world is dim to us , partly from its immensity ...
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The Purpose and Organization of the Book | 1 |
The Art of Shakespeares Romantic Drama | 13 |
Contents xi | 15 |
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His Infinite Variety: Major Shakespearean Criticism Since Johnson Paul N. Siegel Zobrazenie úryvkov - 1964 |
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