Studies of Shakspere: Forming a Companion Volume to the National Edition of the Pictorial ShakspereCharles Knight, 1851 - 560 pages |
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... proceed step by step in a systematic knowledge of the Shaksperean Art , and view it in connection with the circumstances which attended it in each successive stage of its advancement . CHARLES KNIGHT . 1 CONTENTS . BOOK I. PAGE 57 5 7 10.
... proceed step by step in a systematic knowledge of the Shaksperean Art , and view it in connection with the circumstances which attended it in each successive stage of its advancement . CHARLES KNIGHT . 1 CONTENTS . BOOK I. PAGE 57 5 7 10.
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... circumstances are described and not rendered dramatic : and then Conditions , for his own advantage , brings the two lovers together , and they plight their troth , and are finally married . The lost brother , Sedmond , next makes his ...
... circumstances are described and not rendered dramatic : and then Conditions , for his own advantage , brings the two lovers together , and they plight their troth , and are finally married . The lost brother , Sedmond , next makes his ...
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... circumstances which appear most to impede its attainment . This comedy is remarkable for containing none of the ribaldry which was so properly objected to in the plays of the early stage . It is cha- racterised , also , by the absence ...
... circumstances which appear most to impede its attainment . This comedy is remarkable for containing none of the ribaldry which was so properly objected to in the plays of the early stage . It is cha- racterised , also , by the absence ...
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... circumstances of this play and " The Famous Victories ' is a regal story ; its scenes changing from the tavern to the palace , from England to France ; now ex- hibiting the wild Prince striking the repre- sentative of his father on the ...
... circumstances of this play and " The Famous Victories ' is a regal story ; its scenes changing from the tavern to the palace , from England to France ; now ex- hibiting the wild Prince striking the repre- sentative of his father on the ...
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... circumstances we have brought together , and which we oppose to the prevailing theory in England as to the dates of Shakspere's works ? We ask that the author of twenty plays , existing in 1600 , which completely changed the face of the ...
... circumstances we have brought together , and which we oppose to the prevailing theory in England as to the dates of Shakspere's works ? We ask that the author of twenty plays , existing in 1600 , which completely changed the face of the ...
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