Shakspere's Predecessors in the English DramaCooper Square Publishers, 1969 - 551 Seiten |
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... force and fanciful inventiveness ; why the misconception of his now acknowledged place in literature extended even to Milton and to Dryden , will remain perhaps for ever impossible to every student of those times . But this intellectual ...
... force and fanciful inventiveness ; why the misconception of his now acknowledged place in literature extended even to Milton and to Dryden , will remain perhaps for ever impossible to every student of those times . But this intellectual ...
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... forces of the Middle Ages nor the advancing forces of the modern era pressed upon them with the iron weight of actuality . The brutalities of feudalism had been softened ; but the chivalrous sentiment remained to inspire the Surreys and ...
... forces of the Middle Ages nor the advancing forces of the modern era pressed upon them with the iron weight of actuality . The brutalities of feudalism had been softened ; but the chivalrous sentiment remained to inspire the Surreys and ...
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... force , but being divided is easily destroyed . ' We are not surprised to find that the Dumb Shows in Gorboduc ' required a commentary . Standing by themselves , they were little better than allegorical charades , and did not serve to ...
... force , but being divided is easily destroyed . ' We are not surprised to find that the Dumb Shows in Gorboduc ' required a commentary . Standing by themselves , they were little better than allegorical charades , and did not serve to ...
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CHAPTER I | 1 |
CHAPTER II | 18 |
CHAPTER III | 73 |
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