The Sonnets of William Shakspere: Rearranged and Divided Into Four PartsJ.R. Smith, 1859 - 120 стор. |
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... write above a mortal pitch " ; but Marlowe is the man - Tamburlaine and Faustus ; the familiar ghost , Mephistophiles ; Marlowe was also just the splendid and dissipated character to dazzle and lead the young lord 8 ON THE SONNETS.
... write above a mortal pitch " ; but Marlowe is the man - Tamburlaine and Faustus ; the familiar ghost , Mephistophiles ; Marlowe was also just the splendid and dissipated character to dazzle and lead the young lord 8 ON THE SONNETS.
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... writing for effect ; " the 95th has always been regarded as a proof , that the poet was at least in middle age , and had probably reached his fortieth year . 95th Sonnet . That time of year thou may'st in me behold , When yellow leaves ...
... writing for effect ; " the 95th has always been regarded as a proof , that the poet was at least in middle age , and had probably reached his fortieth year . 95th Sonnet . That time of year thou may'st in me behold , When yellow leaves ...
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... write above a mortal pitch , " by the Devil , Belzebub , and Mephistophiles . Yet these sonnets are taken in a ... writing plays , what was more natural , the theatres being closed on account of the plague , than that such a character ...
... write above a mortal pitch , " by the Devil , Belzebub , and Mephistophiles . Yet these sonnets are taken in a ... writing plays , what was more natural , the theatres being closed on account of the plague , than that such a character ...
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... write , sing , number , ho , his love To Antony . But as for Cæsar Kneel down , kneel down , and wonder . Agr . Both he loves . Eno . They are his shards , and he their beetle . Can any Shaksperian critic explain or make a meaning out ...
... write , sing , number , ho , his love To Antony . But as for Cæsar Kneel down , kneel down , and wonder . Agr . Both he loves . Eno . They are his shards , and he their beetle . Can any Shaksperian critic explain or make a meaning out ...
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... writer himself ; the meaning of the passage is , " this body , the coward conquest of death's knife ; " and in the first line , " that fell arrest without all bail , " surely means the hand of death . Sonnet 105. - Seconds . - There has ...
... writer himself ; the meaning of the passage is , " this body , the coward conquest of death's knife ; " and in the first line , " that fell arrest without all bail , " surely means the hand of death . Sonnet 105. - Seconds . - There has ...
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