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19-20 ) it is embodied in the action , so that Macbeth's despairing recognition of mere ' mouth - honour ' among his remain- ing followers ( v . iii . 27 ) echoes ironically his wife's advice to ' look like th ' innocent flower , But be ...
19-20 ) it is embodied in the action , so that Macbeth's despairing recognition of mere ' mouth - honour ' among his remain- ing followers ( v . iii . 27 ) echoes ironically his wife's advice to ' look like th ' innocent flower , But be ...
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75-6 ) , is integral to the imaginative structure of Macbeth . That the man who breaks the bonds that tie him to other men , who ' pours the sweet milk of concord into Hell ' , is at the same time violating his own nature and thwarting ...
75-6 ) , is integral to the imaginative structure of Macbeth . That the man who breaks the bonds that tie him to other men , who ' pours the sweet milk of concord into Hell ' , is at the same time violating his own nature and thwarting ...
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Both Macbeth and his wife wilfully blind themselves ( ' Come , thick Night ' , ' Come , seeling Night ' ) , and to the extent that they surrender the characteristically human power of intellectual and moral discernment they themselves ...
Both Macbeth and his wife wilfully blind themselves ( ' Come , thick Night ' , ' Come , seeling Night ' ) , and to the extent that they surrender the characteristically human power of intellectual and moral discernment they themselves ...
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First Observations | 16 |
The Sonnets and King Henry | 35 |
The Theme of Appearance and Reality in Troilus | 55 |
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Some Shakespearean Themes and An Approach to ‘Hamlet’: And An Approach to ... Lionel Charles Knights Previzualizare limitată - 1966 |
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