The Dramatic Works of William Shakespeare ...Collins & Hannay, 1821 |
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... comedy amongst them . That way of If ever there was such a line written by Shakespeare , I should fancy it might bave its place , vol . 6. Julius Cæsar , act 3 , scene 2 , thus : -Cæsar bas had great wrong . 3 Pleb . Cæsar had never ...
... comedy amongst them . That way of If ever there was such a line written by Shakespeare , I should fancy it might bave its place , vol . 6. Julius Cæsar , act 3 , scene 2 , thus : -Cæsar bas had great wrong . 3 Pleb . Cæsar had never ...
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... Comedy of Errors , and The Taming of the Shrew , are all pure comedy ; the rest , however they are called , have something of both kinds . It is not very easy to determine which way of writing he was most excellent in . There is ...
... Comedy of Errors , and The Taming of the Shrew , are all pure comedy ; the rest , however they are called , have something of both kinds . It is not very easy to determine which way of writing he was most excellent in . There is ...
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... comedy , and the part of the Jew performed by an excellent comedian , yet I cannot but think it was designed tragically by the author . There appears in it such a deadly spirit of revenge , such a savage fierceness and fellness , and ...
... comedy , and the part of the Jew performed by an excellent comedian , yet I cannot but think it was designed tragically by the author . There appears in it such a deadly spirit of revenge , such a savage fierceness and fellness , and ...
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... image is here given ! and what a task would it have been for the greatest masters of Greece and Rome to have expressed the passions designed by this sketch of sta- tuary ! The style of his comedy is , in Life and Writings . 15.
... image is here given ! and what a task would it have been for the greatest masters of Greece and Rome to have expressed the passions designed by this sketch of sta- tuary ! The style of his comedy is , in Life and Writings . 15.
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William Shakespeare. tuary ! The style of his comedy is , in general , natural to the characters , and easy in itself ; and the wit most com- monly sprightly and pleasing , except in those places where he runs into doggerel rhymes , as ...
William Shakespeare. tuary ! The style of his comedy is , in general , natural to the characters , and easy in itself ; and the wit most com- monly sprightly and pleasing , except in those places where he runs into doggerel rhymes , as ...
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