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unique than the character of Hamlet . Though he may resemble other men in
some respects , it is clearly not on that account that he interests us most . But he
is universally accepted and regarded as a living character . In this sense only is
he ...
unique than the character of Hamlet . Though he may resemble other men in
some respects , it is clearly not on that account that he interests us most . But he
is universally accepted and regarded as a living character . In this sense only is
he ...
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even when a character comedy has a proper noun as its title , this proper noun is
speedily swept away , by the very weight of ... Above all , a tragic poet will never
think of grouping around the chief character in his play secondary characters to ...
even when a character comedy has a proper noun as its title , this proper noun is
speedily swept away , by the very weight of ... Above all , a tragic poet will never
think of grouping around the chief character in his play secondary characters to ...
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On the contrary , it describes a personal relation , often highly emotionally
colored , but of a peculiar character . ... One of the bestknown examples is to be
found in our attitude towards the events and characters of the drama : they
appeal to us ...
On the contrary , it describes a personal relation , often highly emotionally
colored , but of a peculiar character . ... One of the bestknown examples is to be
found in our attitude towards the events and characters of the drama : they
appeal to us ...
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