King LearMethuen, 1985 - 246 pages |
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Page xxxiv
... Gloucester's reference to ' unnatural dealing ' ( m . iii . 1-2 ) may be taken from Sidney's phrase describing the ' vnnaturall dealings ' of the wicked son . Regan's complaint that the blinded Gloucester moves all hearts against them ...
... Gloucester's reference to ' unnatural dealing ' ( m . iii . 1-2 ) may be taken from Sidney's phrase describing the ' vnnaturall dealings ' of the wicked son . Regan's complaint that the blinded Gloucester moves all hearts against them ...
Page xliv
... Gloucester would have noticed the improbability ; that Gloucester had no need to go to Dover for the purpose of committing suicide ; and that it is strange that he ... Gloucester's mind , and in his half - crazed state xliv KING LEAR.
... Gloucester would have noticed the improbability ; that Gloucester had no need to go to Dover for the purpose of committing suicide ; and that it is strange that he ... Gloucester's mind , and in his half - crazed state xliv KING LEAR.
Page xlvi
... Gloucester's house . ) ( 4 ) Why does Burgundy rather than France have the first refusal ? ( Because Lear does not wish to insult France by offering Cordelia's hand without a dowry . ) ( 5 ) Why does Shakespeare neglect to tell us about ...
... Gloucester's house . ) ( 4 ) Why does Burgundy rather than France have the first refusal ? ( Because Lear does not wish to insult France by offering Cordelia's hand without a dowry . ) ( 5 ) Why does Shakespeare neglect to tell us about ...
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