Shakespeare Studies, Historical and Comparative in MethodUngar, 1960 - 502 pages A collection and study of Shakespeare's works. |
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... Shakespeare than anyone , doing it again and again ? And why did Herrick , who lived after Jonson had set his seal on Shakespeare's fame , write ( also again and again ) in praise of Jonson's comedies , his poetry and his wit , and ...
... Shakespeare than anyone , doing it again and again ? And why did Herrick , who lived after Jonson had set his seal on Shakespeare's fame , write ( also again and again ) in praise of Jonson's comedies , his poetry and his wit , and ...
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... Shakespeare back into his own age and niche ; we would if we could keep him for our fireside and bosom ; but apologies and advocacy in the long run do only damage , and Shakespeare does not profit by being treated as an unreasonable and ...
... Shakespeare back into his own age and niche ; we would if we could keep him for our fireside and bosom ; but apologies and advocacy in the long run do only damage , and Shakespeare does not profit by being treated as an unreasonable and ...
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... Shakespeare's independent and lofty conception of life.111 121 But the impression we have of Shakespeare is one of tol- erance , geniality , common sense , imaginative power and fervour , rather than of extraordinary enlightenment ; it ...
... Shakespeare's independent and lofty conception of life.111 121 But the impression we have of Shakespeare is one of tol- erance , geniality , common sense , imaginative power and fervour , rather than of extraordinary enlightenment ; it ...
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ON THE ANNIVERSARY OF THE FOLIO | 1 |
the device in Terence and Plautus 9 In sixteenth | 12 |
THE CHARACTERIZATION 90 00 | 16 |
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