The Dramatic Works of William Shakspeare: With a Life of the Poet, and Notes, Original and Selected, Volume 7Hilliard, Gray, and Company, 1841 |
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Page 134
... proof that he would have added more , if more had occurred to his mind , and more must have occurred if he had seen Shakspeare . JOHNSON . ROMEO AND JULIET . PRELIMINARY REMARKS . THE original relater 134 KING LEAR .
... proof that he would have added more , if more had occurred to his mind , and more must have occurred if he had seen Shakspeare . JOHNSON . ROMEO AND JULIET . PRELIMINARY REMARKS . THE original relater 134 KING LEAR .
Page 135
... ROMEO AND JULIET . PRELIMINARY REMARKS . THE original relater of this story appears to have been Luigi da Porto , a gentleman of Vicenza , who died in 1529. His novel seems not to have been printed till some years after his death ...
... ROMEO AND JULIET . PRELIMINARY REMARKS . THE original relater of this story appears to have been Luigi da Porto , a gentleman of Vicenza , who died in 1529. His novel seems not to have been printed till some years after his death ...
Page 137
... Romeo and Juliet ( says the same admirable critic ) is a picture of love and its pitiable fate , in a world whose atmosphere is too rough for this tenderest blossom of human life . Two beings , created for each other , feel mutual love ...
... Romeo and Juliet ( says the same admirable critic ) is a picture of love and its pitiable fate , in a world whose atmosphere is too rough for this tenderest blossom of human life . Two beings , created for each other , feel mutual love ...
Page 138
... Romeo at Juliet's grave . - Shakspeare knew how to transform by enchantment , letters into spirit , a workman's daub into a poetical masterpiece . " Lessing declared Romeo and Juliet to be the only 138 ROMEO AND JULIET .
... Romeo at Juliet's grave . - Shakspeare knew how to transform by enchantment , letters into spirit , a workman's daub into a poetical masterpiece . " Lessing declared Romeo and Juliet to be the only 138 ROMEO AND JULIET .
Page 139
... Romeo and Juliet to be the only tragedy , that he knew , which Love himself had assisted to compose . I know not ( says Schlegel ) how to end more gracefully than with these simple words , wherein so much lies : -One may call this poem ...
... Romeo and Juliet to be the only tragedy , that he knew , which Love himself had assisted to compose . I know not ( says Schlegel ) how to end more gracefully than with these simple words , wherein so much lies : -One may call this poem ...
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