King LearCommercial Press, 1922 - 385 pages |
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Page ii
... become the mass of Shakespearean scholarship that it is quite impossible for one to realize the full extent of his indebtedness . Grateful acknowledgment is here rendered my students in Japan and China . The many friends who have read ...
... become the mass of Shakespearean scholarship that it is quite impossible for one to realize the full extent of his indebtedness . Grateful acknowledgment is here rendered my students in Japan and China . The many friends who have read ...
Page vi
... becomes , when gilded by Shakespeare's ' heavenly alchemy , encrusted thick all over with jewels . When , ' after reading one of his tragedies , we turn to what we are pleased ' to call the " original of his plot , " I am reminded of ...
... becomes , when gilded by Shakespeare's ' heavenly alchemy , encrusted thick all over with jewels . When , ' after reading one of his tragedies , we turn to what we are pleased ' to call the " original of his plot , " I am reminded of ...
Page vii
... becomes insane in the violence of a storm so terrible that his faithful Fool , who will not leave him in his misfortune , dies from exposure and grief when , because of the king's madness , he can no longer serve him . In the meantime ...
... becomes insane in the violence of a storm so terrible that his faithful Fool , who will not leave him in his misfortune , dies from exposure and grief when , because of the king's madness , he can no longer serve him . In the meantime ...
Page 17
... become her father's favourite , but , being disgusted by her sisters ' flattery bluntly refuses to cater to her father's whim and holds herself proudly superior to hypocrisy and self - seeking . She is like her father and her sisters in ...
... become her father's favourite , but , being disgusted by her sisters ' flattery bluntly refuses to cater to her father's whim and holds herself proudly superior to hypocrisy and self - seeking . She is like her father and her sisters in ...
Page 34
... become somewhat general . 217. argument : theme . 219 . to : as to . 222. That monsters it : as to make it , her offence , monstrous . or ere , before . The words of France show something of what Cordelia has 34 Act I. KING LEAR France. ...
... become somewhat general . 217. argument : theme . 219 . to : as to . 222. That monsters it : as to make it , her offence , monstrous . or ere , before . The words of France show something of what Cordelia has 34 Act I. KING LEAR France. ...
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