King LearCommercial Press, 1922 - 385 pages |
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William Shakespeare. independent interpretation which leads to a personal evaluation of the characters introduced . The interpretation of Shakespeare is not a fixed canon , and the ... SHAKESPEARE The fact that Shakespeare , with ii FOREWORD.
William Shakespeare. independent interpretation which leads to a personal evaluation of the characters introduced . The interpretation of Shakespeare is not a fixed canon , and the ... SHAKESPEARE The fact that Shakespeare , with ii FOREWORD.
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William Shakespeare. THE TEXT OF SHAKESPEARE The fact that Shakespeare , with all his genius , wrote for the immediate needs of the theatre and to secure for himself a livelihood , without enough thought of the literary value of his work ...
William Shakespeare. THE TEXT OF SHAKESPEARE The fact that Shakespeare , with all his genius , wrote for the immediate needs of the theatre and to secure for himself a livelihood , without enough thought of the literary value of his work ...
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William Shakespeare. METRICAL CONSTRUCTION The plays of Shakespeare are in blank verse , except for occasional rhymed passages , songs , and short sections in prose . The norm of blank verse is a line of ten syllables with the even ...
William Shakespeare. METRICAL CONSTRUCTION The plays of Shakespeare are in blank verse , except for occasional rhymed passages , songs , and short sections in prose . The norm of blank verse is a line of ten syllables with the even ...
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