King LearMethuen, 1952 - 256 pages |
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Page xxiv
... suppose that the description of Dover Cliff was inspired by the 1605 visit . 4 Cf. A. Hart , T.L.S. , 10 October 1935 . 5 Shakespearean Tragedy , ed . 1922 , pp . 441-3 . in these two plays , 1 several words which are xxiv KING LEAR.
... suppose that the description of Dover Cliff was inspired by the 1605 visit . 4 Cf. A. Hart , T.L.S. , 10 October 1935 . 5 Shakespearean Tragedy , ed . 1922 , pp . 441-3 . in these two plays , 1 several words which are xxiv KING LEAR.
Page xxvi
... ff . 4 5 This date would also fit in with the possibility that Shakespeare was in- fluenced by the madness of Bryan Annesley . See note on p . xliii post . eleven years.1 No one knows who wrote the play , xxvi KING LEAR.
... ff . 4 5 This date would also fit in with the possibility that Shakespeare was in- fluenced by the madness of Bryan Annesley . See note on p . xliii post . eleven years.1 No one knows who wrote the play , xxvi KING LEAR.
Page lii
... 125 . Goethe , Gedichte , 1925 , ii . 103. ( " An aged man is always a King Lear . " ) The poem is quoted by G. Landauer , Shakespeare , 1920 , ii . 127 . 5 of morality nor modified by filial affection , are projected lii KING LEAR.
... 125 . Goethe , Gedichte , 1925 , ii . 103. ( " An aged man is always a King Lear . " ) The poem is quoted by G. Landauer , Shakespeare , 1920 , ii . 127 . 5 of morality nor modified by filial affection , are projected lii KING LEAR.
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