The Works of Shakespeare, Band 11Macmillan and Company, limited, 1903 |
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... moral significance which such an expression would have in the nineteenth century is not only to do a grave injustice to many generations , but to betray the lack of a sound historic sense . The great dramatists who followed these early ...
... moral significance which such an expression would have in the nineteenth century is not only to do a grave injustice to many generations , but to betray the lack of a sound historic sense . The great dramatists who followed these early ...
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... moral responsibility . Greene was a born story - teller , without having any marked gift for the construction of strong and well- elaborated plots ; his study of character was neither vigorous nor convincing . Nash was , on the other ...
... moral responsibility . Greene was a born story - teller , without having any marked gift for the construction of strong and well- elaborated plots ; his study of character was neither vigorous nor convincing . Nash was , on the other ...
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... moral weight of marriage , had taken place . The absence of any reference to the groom's family in the marriage bond makes this doubtful . These are the facts so far as they have been discovered ; it ought to be remem- bered , as part ...
... moral weight of marriage , had taken place . The absence of any reference to the groom's family in the marriage bond makes this doubtful . These are the facts so far as they have been discovered ; it ought to be remem- bered , as part ...
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... moral peril as that which constantly stimulates the great passions and evokes the great emotions ; and in Shakespeare's time the stage hardly felt the steadying force of public opinion . Lying under a social ban , it paid small ...
... moral peril as that which constantly stimulates the great passions and evokes the great emotions ; and in Shakespeare's time the stage hardly felt the steadying force of public opinion . Lying under a social ban , it paid small ...
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... moral fact was as full of suggestion to him as a bone to a naturalist ; that he lived with men whose acquaintance with other countries he was constantly drawing upon to enlarge his own information ; and that he had access to books which ...
... moral fact was as full of suggestion to him as a bone to a naturalist ; that he lived with men whose acquaintance with other countries he was constantly drawing upon to enlarge his own information ; and that he had access to books which ...
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