Some Shakespearean ThemesChatto & Windus, 1959 - 183 pagini |
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Pagina 118
... spirit . And between ' natural law ' as traditionally understood ( i.e. , reason ) and the law of nature by which , as Falstaff lightly remarked , the young dace is a bait for the old pike , there is an absolute distinction . All this ...
... spirit . And between ' natural law ' as traditionally understood ( i.e. , reason ) and the law of nature by which , as Falstaff lightly remarked , the young dace is a bait for the old pike , there is an absolute distinction . All this ...
Pagina 187
... spirit ' . Both these adjectives may mean no more than wandering out of bounds or stray- ing , but the immediately following lines suggest rather more than this . It faded on the crowing of the cock . Some say that ever ' gainst that ...
... spirit ' . Both these adjectives may mean no more than wandering out of bounds or stray- ing , but the immediately following lines suggest rather more than this . It faded on the crowing of the cock . Some say that ever ' gainst that ...
Pagina 239
... spirit of Sir Thomas More's account of the same event in The History of King Richard III : — ' And in a stage play all the people know right well that he that playeth the Sultan is percase a souter [ shoemaker ] . Yet if one should can ...
... spirit of Sir Thomas More's account of the same event in The History of King Richard III : — ' And in a stage play all the people know right well that he that playeth the Sultan is percase a souter [ shoemaker ] . Yet if one should can ...
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On Some Contemporary Trends in Shakespeare | 3 |
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