The Works of Shakespeare, Volume 10Macmillan Company, 1904 |
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Pagina 3
... less of lyric manner . These changes were in part prompted by conscious art . But they were also symptoms of a decaying sense of form . Declining freshness of dramatic invention is betrayed too by the preponder- ance of typical traits ...
... less of lyric manner . These changes were in part prompted by conscious art . But they were also symptoms of a decaying sense of form . Declining freshness of dramatic invention is betrayed too by the preponder- ance of typical traits ...
Pagina 4
... less clearly over the raw material of biography than either in Casar or in Antony . We have to do with highly intellectualised prose breaking fitfully into poetry of astonishing magnificence , rather than with work fundamentally and ...
... less clearly over the raw material of biography than either in Casar or in Antony . We have to do with highly intellectualised prose breaking fitfully into poetry of astonishing magnificence , rather than with work fundamentally and ...
Pagina 5
... less regard of honesty before their eyes ' over ' the noble honest citizens whose persons and purse did dutifully serve the commonwealth in their wars . ' 1 But even in the blurred tradition he followed , some traits of a different and ...
... less regard of honesty before their eyes ' over ' the noble honest citizens whose persons and purse did dutifully serve the commonwealth in their wars . ' 1 But even in the blurred tradition he followed , some traits of a different and ...
Pagina 6
... less serve to illustrate his large humanity . The violent but honest party leader is still discernible in Plutarch behind the unscrupulous demagogue : Shakespeare effaces the finer traits and brings out the baser with incisive emphasis ...
... less serve to illustrate his large humanity . The violent but honest party leader is still discernible in Plutarch behind the unscrupulous demagogue : Shakespeare effaces the finer traits and brings out the baser with incisive emphasis ...
Pagina 7
... Less ' churlish and solitary ' than in Plutarch , for Shakespeare gives him the adoring friendship of Menenius and Cominius , he is at bottom more ' un- civil , ' less fit for citizenship , more impracticable in his passionate self ...
... Less ' churlish and solitary ' than in Plutarch , for Shakespeare gives him the adoring friendship of Menenius and Cominius , he is at bottom more ' un- civil , ' less fit for citizenship , more impracticable in his passionate self ...
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