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Pagina xii
Note the parallel " clamor " ( V. ii . 44 ) to " clangor " here ( 18 ) . An interesting omission is " to remunerate , " which becomes " rewards " ( 52 ) . It is often used by Peele , but never by Shake- speare in a sure place ...
Note the parallel " clamor " ( V. ii . 44 ) to " clangor " here ( 18 ) . An interesting omission is " to remunerate , " which becomes " rewards " ( 52 ) . It is often used by Peele , but never by Shake- speare in a sure place ...
Pagina xxix
Tamburlaine was well worthy of its success and the stir it caused ; especially Part I. One never can read it without a fresh sense of joy and amazement , joy at its untrammelled vigour and beauties , amazement at its superiority over ...
Tamburlaine was well worthy of its success and the stir it caused ; especially Part I. One never can read it without a fresh sense of joy and amazement , joy at its untrammelled vigour and beauties , amazement at its superiority over ...
Pagina xxxiii
May never glorious sun reflex his beams Upon the country . Tamburlaine , Part I. 111. ii . ( 20 , a ) : " For neither rain can fall upon the earth , Nor sun reflex his virtuous beams thereon . " 66 v . iv . 120. boiling choler chokes ...
May never glorious sun reflex his beams Upon the country . Tamburlaine , Part I. 111. ii . ( 20 , a ) : " For neither rain can fall upon the earth , Nor sun reflex his virtuous beams thereon . " 66 v . iv . 120. boiling choler chokes ...
Pagina xl
that I have never seen noticed , and for which I have no explanation to offer . For some reason or other Gloucester's characteristic talent , or affectation , or mannerism is that of proverb - making . It is no compliment to the lovers ...
that I have never seen noticed , and for which I have no explanation to offer . For some reason or other Gloucester's characteristic talent , or affectation , or mannerism is that of proverb - making . It is no compliment to the lovers ...
Pagina xli
82-83 " ill weeds grow apace " ( III . i . 103 ) ; the maid's part , " say nay and take it " ( III . vii . 51 ) ; " so wise , so young , never lives long " ( III . i . 79 ) . After his elevation to the throne he is more dignified .
82-83 " ill weeds grow apace " ( III . i . 103 ) ; the maid's part , " say nay and take it " ( III . vii . 51 ) ; " so wise , so young , never lives long " ( III . i . 79 ) . After his elevation to the throne he is more dignified .
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Informazioni bibliografiche
| Titolo | The Works of Shakespeare ..., Volume 14 The Works of Shakespeare, William Shakespeare |
| Autore | William Shakespeare |
| Editore | Bobbs-Merrill Company, 1910 |
| Provenienza dell'originale | la University of Michigan |
| Digitalizzato | 11 giu 2008 |
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