The Wisdom and Genius of Shakespeare: Comprising Moral Philosophy--delineations of Character--paintings of Nature and the Passions--seven Hundred Aphorisms--and Miscellaneous PiecesScott, Webster, and Geary, 1838 - 462 pagini |
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Pagina vi
... human heart , and depicts in an inimitable manner all the feelings of humanity , from the almost imperceptible emotions to the most tem- pestuous passions that agitate the breast of man . As A. W. Schlegel justly observes , ' He lays ...
... human heart , and depicts in an inimitable manner all the feelings of humanity , from the almost imperceptible emotions to the most tem- pestuous passions that agitate the breast of man . As A. W. Schlegel justly observes , ' He lays ...
Pagina vii
... human attention . But Shakspeare has done so much in this way , so nearly all that is sufficient , he has made the laws of the Decalogue and all their corollaries so familiar , he has exhibited the passions and propensities , the ...
... human attention . But Shakspeare has done so much in this way , so nearly all that is sufficient , he has made the laws of the Decalogue and all their corollaries so familiar , he has exhibited the passions and propensities , the ...
Pagina ix
... human faculties , as reason or the moral law , the will , the feeling of the coincidence of the two ( a feeling sui generis et demonstratio demonstrationum ) , called And it might be added , for the statesman , poet , and painter ...
... human faculties , as reason or the moral law , the will , the feeling of the coincidence of the two ( a feeling sui generis et demonstratio demonstrationum ) , called And it might be added , for the statesman , poet , and painter ...
Pagina x
... human mind , conceived as an individual or as a social being , as in innocence or in guilt , in a play - paradise , or in a war - field of temptation ; and then compare with Shakspeare , under each of these heads , all or any of the ...
... human mind , conceived as an individual or as a social being , as in innocence or in guilt , in a play - paradise , or in a war - field of temptation ; and then compare with Shakspeare , under each of these heads , all or any of the ...
Pagina 6
... Human actions viewed by Heaven . If pow'rs divine Behold our human actions , ( as they do , ) I doubt not then , but innocence shall make False accusation blush , and tyranny Tremble at patience . m Condolement , for sorrow . o 1 Thess ...
... Human actions viewed by Heaven . If pow'rs divine Behold our human actions , ( as they do , ) I doubt not then , but innocence shall make False accusation blush , and tyranny Tremble at patience . m Condolement , for sorrow . o 1 Thess ...
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