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A child could grasp the story of Jacob's service for Rachel , which seemed unto him but a few days , for the love he had to her . ' Sir Edmund Chambers is entitled to say that the story of the substituted bride does not commend itself ...
A child could grasp the story of Jacob's service for Rachel , which seemed unto him but a few days , for the love he had to her . ' Sir Edmund Chambers is entitled to say that the story of the substituted bride does not commend itself ...
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She was the most illustrious , most innocent , and most pitiful suicide in British or English story . I can imagine that some of Shakespeare's audience , as they watched the play drawing to its end , may have asked themselves : How will ...
She was the most illustrious , most innocent , and most pitiful suicide in British or English story . I can imagine that some of Shakespeare's audience , as they watched the play drawing to its end , may have asked themselves : How will ...
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They , too , retold stories familiar to their audience in other forms : and they sometimes put words into the mouth of ... Because Shakespeare's mind is going back to the current story in which ( after Lear has died a natural death ) a ...
They , too , retold stories familiar to their audience in other forms : and they sometimes put words into the mouth of ... Because Shakespeare's mind is going back to the current story in which ( after Lear has died a natural death ) a ...
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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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