Shakespeare's Minor PlaysGary Carey Cliffs Notes, 1991 - 403 pagini The term minor in no way diminishes the importance of works by so towering a literary figure as William Shakespeare. The 13 titles in this book carry the stamp of greatness no less than "Hamlet, King Lear" and "Romeo and Juliet." Each has its contribution to make to the Elizabethan dramatic canon. Includes "Henry VI, Parts 1,2,3, Titus Andronicus, King John, The Merry Wives of Windsor, All's Well That Ends Well, Troilus and Cressida, Timon of Athens, Coriolanus, Pericles, Cymbeline, " and "Henry VIII." |
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Pagina 171
... live , sir , in a dungeon , i ' th ' stocks , Or anywhere , so I may live . ( 270-74 ) Bertram and the others squeeze as much villainy from him as they can before removing his hood , whereupon , speechless he must face them . When they ...
... live , sir , in a dungeon , i ' th ' stocks , Or anywhere , so I may live . ( 270-74 ) Bertram and the others squeeze as much villainy from him as they can before removing his hood , whereupon , speechless he must face them . When they ...
Pagina 288
... live in the woods , and there he expects the most ferocious beast to be more kind to him than men have been . He calls on the gods to damn all Athen- ians , both inside and outside the city , and he beseeches the gods to increase his ...
... live in the woods , and there he expects the most ferocious beast to be more kind to him than men have been . He calls on the gods to damn all Athen- ians , both inside and outside the city , and he beseeches the gods to increase his ...
Pagina 293
... live like beasts . Timon notes they cannot live by eating beasts either ; they should eat men , he says , although he admits that there is at least some honesty in their being professed thieves . He gives them some gold and tells them ...
... live like beasts . Timon notes they cannot live by eating beasts either ; they should eat men , he says , although he admits that there is at least some honesty in their being professed thieves . He gives them some gold and tells them ...
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Aaron Achilles Aeneas Agamemnon Ajax Alcibiades anger Anne Apemantus army arrives Arthur asks Athens Aufidius Bassianus Bastard battle Belarius Bertram brother Buckingham Caius Calchas character citizens Cloten Cominius Commentary Coriolanus Cranmer Cressida Cymbeline Cymbeline's daughter death Diana Diomedes dramatic Duke Edward Eleanor England English enters Falstaff father fight Flavius France French friends Gloucester Greek Guiderius Hector Helena Henry VI Henry VIII Henry's honor Hubert Iachimo Imogen Katherine kill King John King Philip king's Lavinia leave lords Lucius Marcus Margaret Marina marry Menenius messenger mother murder noble Pandarus Pandulph Paris Parolles patrician Patroclus Pericles Pisanio Plantagenet play plebeians plot Posthumus prince queen refuses revenge Richard Richard Plantagenet Roman Rome Salisbury Saturninus says scene Senate servant Shakespeare Sicinius soldiers Somerset Suffolk Summary Talbot Tamora tells Thaisa Thersites throne Timon Titus Titus Andronicus tribunes Troilus Trojan Ulysses Virgilia Volscian Volumnia vows warrior Warwick wife Wolsey Wolsey's York young