King LearBristol Classical Press, 1987 - 247 pages |
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Page 36
... rest of the century , and indeed rather beyond . Macready's conception of the role of Lear was intended to be part of the picture he had created : he attempted to balance his own performance at the centre of a single unified effect ...
... rest of the century , and indeed rather beyond . Macready's conception of the role of Lear was intended to be part of the picture he had created : he attempted to balance his own performance at the centre of a single unified effect ...
Page 93
... rest of this episode to I. 158 , giving the Fool one final jibe to herald Goneril's entry , thus losing the bitter echoes of Cordelia's answer and keeping up his own anger with no intermission . 132-5 Again , Bridges - Adams had a ...
... rest of this episode to I. 158 , giving the Fool one final jibe to herald Goneril's entry , thus losing the bitter echoes of Cordelia's answer and keeping up his own anger with no intermission . 132-5 Again , Bridges - Adams had a ...
Page 107
... rest of this scene to after the encounter between Kent and Oswald in Scene 2 , 1. 36 , where Cornwall and Regan and their train enter again . Then they played out this scene , followed by the rest of Scene 2. In this they are following ...
... rest of this scene to after the encounter between Kent and Oswald in Scene 2 , 1. 36 , where Cornwall and Regan and their train enter again . Then they played out this scene , followed by the rest of Scene 2. In this they are following ...
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