King LearMacmillan & Company, 1935 - 185 pages |
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Page xxxii
... words to Edmund after he has defeated him are " Let's exchange charity . " Edgar , indeed , comes near to representing the ideal of Christian chivalry . In a play whose theme is pagan in more than its setting , his very presence is a ...
... words to Edmund after he has defeated him are " Let's exchange charity . " Edgar , indeed , comes near to representing the ideal of Christian chivalry . In a play whose theme is pagan in more than its setting , his very presence is a ...
Page 69
... words , no words : hush . Edg . Child Rowland to the dark tower came , His word was still , -Fie , foh , and fum , I smell the blood of a British man . [ Exeunt . SCENE V. Gloucester's castle . Enter CORNWALL and EDMUND . Corn . I will ...
... words , no words : hush . Edg . Child Rowland to the dark tower came , His word was still , -Fie , foh , and fum , I smell the blood of a British man . [ Exeunt . SCENE V. Gloucester's castle . Enter CORNWALL and EDMUND . Corn . I will ...
Page 183
... words either Edmund's deception of Gloucester and Edgar ( I. 11. ) or Lear's quarrel with Goneril ( I. Iv . ) . 3. What impression of Cordelia's character do you obtain from Act I. ? 4. What points of resemblance do you find between the ...
... words either Edmund's deception of Gloucester and Edgar ( I. 11. ) or Lear's quarrel with Goneril ( I. Iv . ) . 3. What impression of Cordelia's character do you obtain from Act I. ? 4. What points of resemblance do you find between the ...
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