King LearMethuen, 1952 - 256 pages |
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Page xxxvii
... Gloucester's words ( 1. i . 32 ) -- " He hath been out nine years , and away he shall again may have been suggested ... Gloucester's reference to un- natural dealing " ( III . iii . 2 ) may be taken from Sidney's phrase describing the ...
... Gloucester's words ( 1. i . 32 ) -- " He hath been out nine years , and away he shall again may have been suggested ... Gloucester's reference to un- natural dealing " ( III . iii . 2 ) may be taken from Sidney's phrase describing the ...
Page xlix
... Gloucester , having swallowed a camel , was not likely to strain at a gnat . Gloucester decides to jump off Dover cliff primarily because Shakespeare wants all his characters to congregate at Dover for the last act of the play . But it ...
... Gloucester , having swallowed a camel , was not likely to strain at a gnat . Gloucester decides to jump off Dover cliff primarily because Shakespeare wants all his characters to congregate at Dover for the last act of the play . But it ...
Page 129
... Gloucester's . The passage should probably be interpreted : Edgar's reprehensible wickedness was pro- voked to mete out to Gloucester the death that he deserved . " Although Gloucester deserved to die , only an evil son would attempt to ...
... Gloucester's . The passage should probably be interpreted : Edgar's reprehensible wickedness was pro- voked to mete out to Gloucester the death that he deserved . " Although Gloucester deserved to die , only an evil son would attempt to ...
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