The Continuity of LettersBooks for Libraries Press, 1967 - 273 стор. |
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... Shelley . Shelley could have given us the devil in Iago : but he could never have made us understand how it came about that such a devil was generally rather trusted and liked . Shakespeare could . No devil could blind him . He could ...
... Shelley . Shelley could have given us the devil in Iago : but he could never have made us understand how it came about that such a devil was generally rather trusted and liked . Shakespeare could . No devil could blind him . He could ...
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... Shelley than the later stage in which the plot has become as intricate and important as Aristotle thought it ought to be , and as Shelley was incapable of making it . And if Shelley turned to Aeschylus it is not difficult to find ...
... Shelley than the later stage in which the plot has become as intricate and important as Aristotle thought it ought to be , and as Shelley was incapable of making it . And if Shelley turned to Aeschylus it is not difficult to find ...
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... Shelley's play , of course , his actual fall— but he is not a mere devil , as Shelley makes him , nor is Prometheus a pure saint like Shelley's hero . The Zeus of Aeschylus is only partly the tyrant of heaven : he is partly also the ...
... Shelley's play , of course , his actual fall— but he is not a mere devil , as Shelley makes him , nor is Prometheus a pure saint like Shelley's hero . The Zeus of Aeschylus is only partly the tyrant of heaven : he is partly also the ...
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LIFE AND ART IN ENGLISH POETRY | 1 |
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