King LearBristol Classical Press, 1987 - 247 pages |
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Page 14
... Tate's late- seventeenth - century stress on solemnity and poetic justice . In Tate's post - Restoration England , there was no room for the questioning of royalty which was represented by the Fool ; post- imperial Britain cannot accept ...
... Tate's late- seventeenth - century stress on solemnity and poetic justice . In Tate's post - Restoration England , there was no room for the questioning of royalty which was represented by the Fool ; post- imperial Britain cannot accept ...
Page 147
... Tate's adulterations of Shakespeare , nevertheless leaned heavily on his text from here to the end of this scene , blending in , as Tate had , the material of III.6 . Macready moved from this line of the Fool to Tate's lines at this ...
... Tate's adulterations of Shakespeare , nevertheless leaned heavily on his text from here to the end of this scene , blending in , as Tate had , the material of III.6 . Macready moved from this line of the Fool to Tate's lines at this ...
Page 183
... Tate , in which Edgar bemoaned the affliction this sight would bring upon Cordelia ; he wished , presumably , to keep that aspect of Tate's plot still in the audience's minds . 173 Irving here took Edgar's hat , commenting on its ...
... Tate , in which Edgar bemoaned the affliction this sight would bring upon Cordelia ; he wished , presumably , to keep that aspect of Tate's plot still in the audience's minds . 173 Irving here took Edgar's hat , commenting on its ...
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