King LearMethuen, 1952 - 256 pages |
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... affection . When Cordelia refuses to barter her love for material profit , Lear banishes both her and the one man who dares to take her part . This violation of the duties of kingship is the initial deed from which the tragedy springs ...
... affection . When Cordelia refuses to barter her love for material profit , Lear banishes both her and the one man who dares to take her part . This violation of the duties of kingship is the initial deed from which the tragedy springs ...
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... affection ; but it means rather " paternal affection , " and merit , in the context , ' means " filial affection . " Cuningham , N.Q. 16 May 1914 , suggested that the line word ] F ; words Q. 56. and ] F ; or Q. should end " challenge ...
... affection ; but it means rather " paternal affection , " and merit , in the context , ' means " filial affection . " Cuningham , N.Q. 16 May 1914 , suggested that the line word ] F ; words Q. 56. and ] F ; or Q. should end " challenge ...
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... affection ] F ; you for voucht affections Q. Should ] F ; Could Q. 211. T'avert . . . way ] to turn your affections from the unworthy person on whom they are now placed , and place them on a better person . 211. more worthier ...
... affection ] F ; you for voucht affections Q. Should ] F ; Could Q. 211. T'avert . . . way ] to turn your affections from the unworthy person on whom they are now placed , and place them on a better person . 211. more worthier ...
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