The Continuity of LettersBooks for Libraries Press, 1967 - 273 стор. |
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... figure in Shakespeare's Histories was a dullard , a man of commonplace vices ' , in whose creation he could have taken little pleasure . If that were so , it would be difficult to explain why he made him the second figure in two plays ...
... figure in Shakespeare's Histories was a dullard , a man of commonplace vices ' , in whose creation he could have taken little pleasure . If that were so , it would be difficult to explain why he made him the second figure in two plays ...
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... figure ridiculous and ended by making him lovable . But the note of comedy , almost of burlesque , which Pickwick shares with Don Quixote is , in Pickwick's case , unrelieved by anything better than an unintelligent and sentimental ...
... figure ridiculous and ended by making him lovable . But the note of comedy , almost of burlesque , which Pickwick shares with Don Quixote is , in Pickwick's case , unrelieved by anything better than an unintelligent and sentimental ...
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... figure in Mr. Hardy's The Dynasts ; and if all its figures , even his , are reduced in scale by being seen , according to the unique design of this strange drama , from a point of view outside time and space , yet his still remains the ...
... figure in Mr. Hardy's The Dynasts ; and if all its figures , even his , are reduced in scale by being seen , according to the unique design of this strange drama , from a point of view outside time and space , yet his still remains the ...
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LIFE AND ART IN ENGLISH POETRY | 1 |
AN ATTEMPT AT A DEFINITION | 21 |
SHAKESPEARES HISTORIES | 52 |
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