Studies of ShakspereC. Knight, 1851 - 560 pages |
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... sense which could alone recommend blank verse . " + In a year or two Nash was their learning and their satire to the popular the foremost of controversialists . There are apprehension . For pedantry and absurdity few things in our ...
... sense which could alone recommend blank verse . " + In a year or two Nash was their learning and their satire to the popular the foremost of controversialists . There are apprehension . For pedantry and absurdity few things in our ...
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... sense , a production of Shakspeare . " Who are the interpreters of the " common con- sent ? " Theobald , Johnson , Farmer , Stee- vens , Malone , M. Mason . These critics are wholly of one school ; and we admit that they represent the ...
... sense , a production of Shakspeare . " Who are the interpreters of the " common con- sent ? " Theobald , Johnson , Farmer , Stee- vens , Malone , M. Mason . These critics are wholly of one school ; and we admit that they represent the ...
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... sense of the word , the author of ' Titus Andronicus . ' Here is no attempt to compromise the ques- tion , by the common English babble that Shakspere may have written a few lines in this play , or given some assistance to the author in ...
... sense of the word , the author of ' Titus Andronicus . ' Here is no attempt to compromise the ques- tion , by the common English babble that Shakspere may have written a few lines in this play , or given some assistance to the author in ...
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... sense . " In the description which Polonius , in the same scene , gives of Hamlet's madness for Ophelia's love , the symptoms are made much stronger in the original copy : — " He straightway grew into a melancholy ; From that unto a ...
... sense . " In the description which Polonius , in the same scene , gives of Hamlet's madness for Ophelia's love , the symptoms are made much stronger in the original copy : — " He straightway grew into a melancholy ; From that unto a ...
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... sense ; Since yet thy cicatrice looks raw and red After the Danish sword , and thy free awe Pays homage to us ) , thou mayst not coldly set Our sovereign process . " We have here a distinct indication of the period before the Norman ...
... sense ; Since yet thy cicatrice looks raw and red After the Danish sword , and thy free awe Pays homage to us ) , thou mayst not coldly set Our sovereign process . " We have here a distinct indication of the period before the Norman ...
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