The Dramatic Works With Notes Critical, Volume 1John Murray, 1827 |
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Page v
... mind , the crown and ornament of Shakspeare's youthful vivacity , must now be given up - for Mr. Malone has proved with immense effort , that Sir T. Lucy had no park , and could therefore have no deer to be stolen ! b The two bulky ...
... mind , the crown and ornament of Shakspeare's youthful vivacity , must now be given up - for Mr. Malone has proved with immense effort , that Sir T. Lucy had no park , and could therefore have no deer to be stolen ! b The two bulky ...
Page xxi
... mind , we might almost be tempted to surmise that the rest of the drama was of an earlier period than is here set down for it . Were it my plan to analyze the story of this and the succeeding dramas , and to lengthen out the ...
... mind , we might almost be tempted to surmise that the rest of the drama was of an earlier period than is here set down for it . Were it my plan to analyze the story of this and the succeeding dramas , and to lengthen out the ...
Page xxiii
... mind habituated to deep and solemn musings , and formed by long and severe practice to a style of composition at once ardent and impressive . The groundwork of this dreadful plot is loosely noticed by Bandello ; but it appears from a ...
... mind habituated to deep and solemn musings , and formed by long and severe practice to a style of composition at once ardent and impressive . The groundwork of this dreadful plot is loosely noticed by Bandello ; but it appears from a ...
Page xxiv
... mind amiable . " But is it so ? Giovanni comes upon the scene a professed and daring infidel , and , like all other infidels , a fatalist ; a shameless avower , and justifier of his impure pur- pose : Annabella is not a jot behind him ...
... mind amiable . " But is it so ? Giovanni comes upon the scene a professed and daring infidel , and , like all other infidels , a fatalist ; a shameless avower , and justifier of his impure pur- pose : Annabella is not a jot behind him ...
Page xxv
... mind can bear no more . It is unnecessary to prolong these remarks , as occasional observations on the subject will be found in the notes ; it may however be added that the comic characters are simply inoffensive in this drama ; a rare ...
... mind can bear no more . It is unnecessary to prolong these remarks , as occasional observations on the subject will be found in the notes ; it may however be added that the comic characters are simply inoffensive in this drama ; a rare ...
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