The Continuity of LettersBooks for Libraries Press, 1967 - 273 стор. |
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... Shakespeare's plays ? And one may be sure that in his case as in others the learning Shakespeare provides was of the sort which is not content with informing the mind but stirs the blood and inspires the will . The author of Richard II ...
... Shakespeare's plays ? And one may be sure that in his case as in others the learning Shakespeare provides was of the sort which is not content with informing the mind but stirs the blood and inspires the will . The author of Richard II ...
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... Shakespeare . For in this matter , as in others , the more open nature and wider sympathies of Shakespeare have opened doors to him that were closed to the sterner and narrower natures of the two poets of deliberate and self - dedicated ...
... Shakespeare . For in this matter , as in others , the more open nature and wider sympathies of Shakespeare have opened doors to him that were closed to the sterner and narrower natures of the two poets of deliberate and self - dedicated ...
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... Shakespeare's command . And it appears here in the Jack Cade scene , where Shakespeare shows for the first time , but not for the last , the merciless clearsightedness which is mingled with his quick and understanding sympathy for the ...
... Shakespeare's command . And it appears here in the Jack Cade scene , where Shakespeare shows for the first time , but not for the last , the merciless clearsightedness which is mingled with his quick and understanding sympathy for the ...
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LIFE AND ART IN ENGLISH POETRY | 1 |
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