King LearCommercial Press, 1922 - 385 pages |
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Page 5
... meaning . Here we have the soil from which springs the later tragedy of Gloucester's life . To him his sons are as nothing in personal worth or manhood value . Kent . I cannot wish the fault undone , the Scene I. 5 KING LEAR.
... meaning . Here we have the soil from which springs the later tragedy of Gloucester's life . To him his sons are as nothing in personal worth or manhood value . Kent . I cannot wish the fault undone , the Scene I. 5 KING LEAR.
Page 12
... meaning is : love you beyond all limit . 65. Lear points out upon the map ( 39 ) the bounds of Goneril's portion . 66. champaigns : open plains . rich'd : enriched . 60 65 70 The elder daughters understand their father's nature , and ...
... meaning is : love you beyond all limit . 65. Lear points out upon the map ( 39 ) the bounds of Goneril's portion . 66. champaigns : open plains . rich'd : enriched . 60 65 70 The elder daughters understand their father's nature , and ...
Page 17
... meaning younger children , is still continued in the Kentucky Highlands where the mountaineers have been but little disturbed by social changes since their settlement not long after the time of Shakespeare . Cordelia surely has been ...
... meaning younger children , is still continued in the Kentucky Highlands where the mountaineers have been but little disturbed by social changes since their settlement not long after the time of Shakespeare . Cordelia surely has been ...
Page 19
... meaning save in words that sound heartless . Even in her argument that a true wife must love her husband there is a touch of petulance . Yet she reveals an ideal of marital love to which neither of her sisters has attained . As appears ...
... meaning save in words that sound heartless . Even in her argument that a true wife must love her husband there is a touch of petulance . Yet she reveals an ideal of marital love to which neither of her sisters has attained . As appears ...
Page 70
... meaning 170 : toward you . I have told you what I have seen and heard ; but faintly , nothing like the image and horror of it ; pray you , away . Edgar . Shall I hear from you anon ? Edmund . I do serve you in this business . ( Exit ...
... meaning 170 : toward you . I have told you what I have seen and heard ; but faintly , nothing like the image and horror of it ; pray you , away . Edgar . Shall I hear from you anon ? Edmund . I do serve you in this business . ( Exit ...
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