King LearSterling Publishers Private Limited, 1984 - 246 pages |
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Page xv
... characters . It was left to Duthie to put forward a plausible theory about the Q text . He suggests that it is ' a memorial reconstruction made by the entire company ' , perhaps made during a provincial tour , the company having left ...
... characters . It was left to Duthie to put forward a plausible theory about the Q text . He suggests that it is ' a memorial reconstruction made by the entire company ' , perhaps made during a provincial tour , the company having left ...
Page xxiv
... characters of the villain Edmund and the unlifelike Gloucester and Edgar , who only distract one's attention ... character of Leir and the yet more touching and clearly defined character of Cordella , both absent in Shake- speare ...
... characters of the villain Edmund and the unlifelike Gloucester and Edgar , who only distract one's attention ... character of Leir and the yet more touching and clearly defined character of Cordella , both absent in Shake- speare ...
Page xxxv
... characters , too , of the blind King , and of the good son , Leonatus , are not unlike those of Gloucester and Edgar . Edmund , in his relations with Goneril and Regan , exhibits characteristics which are not to be found in Plexirtus ...
... characters , too , of the blind King , and of the good son , Leonatus , are not unlike those of Gloucester and Edgar . Edmund , in his relations with Goneril and Regan , exhibits characteristics which are not to be found in Plexirtus ...
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