King LearMethuen, 1985 - 246 pages |
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... Cordelia's avowal of disinterestedness ( IV . iv . 23 ff . ) — O dear father ! It is thy business that I go about ; ... No blown ambition doth our arms incite , But love , dear love , and our ag'd father's right.— was inserted in the ...
... Cordelia's avowal of disinterestedness ( IV . iv . 23 ff . ) — O dear father ! It is thy business that I go about ; ... No blown ambition doth our arms incite , But love , dear love , and our ag'd father's right.— was inserted in the ...
Page lii
... Cordelia and Kent uncontaminated by the evil around them ; we see Lear and Gloucester painfully learning wisdom ; we see Albany increase in moral stature as he frees himself from his infatuation ; and we see Edgar change from a ...
... Cordelia and Kent uncontaminated by the evil around them ; we see Lear and Gloucester painfully learning wisdom ; we see Albany increase in moral stature as he frees himself from his infatuation ; and we see Edgar change from a ...
Page 205
... Cordelia , a term of endearment . Sir Joshua Reynolds thought Lear was referring to the Fool . Brandl , Quiller - Couch , and Edith Sitwell have argued that the two parts of Cordelia and the Fool were taken by the same actor ; but ...
... Cordelia , a term of endearment . Sir Joshua Reynolds thought Lear was referring to the Fool . Brandl , Quiller - Couch , and Edith Sitwell have argued that the two parts of Cordelia and the Fool were taken by the same actor ; but ...
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