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... perhaps , and a standard bearer . If the men - at - arms marched well though , and the standard bearer bore his standard and him- self as if they were - as in reality they are the symbol of armed power and honour , this would suffice ...
... perhaps , and a standard bearer . If the men - at - arms marched well though , and the standard bearer bore his standard and him- self as if they were - as in reality they are the symbol of armed power and honour , this would suffice ...
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... perhaps the most important thing to understand . In modern drama the soliloquy is out of fashion . There is good reason for this . The picture stage aims at an illusion of reality , and upon it the most that a convention so formed will ...
... perhaps the most important thing to understand . In modern drama the soliloquy is out of fashion . There is good reason for this . The picture stage aims at an illusion of reality , and upon it the most that a convention so formed will ...
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... perhaps through an opera glass . You can be held by the sense of what he says , you may be moved to admiration by the beauty with which he says it . But any closer emotional relation with him is difficult to attain . The rest of your ...
... perhaps through an opera glass . You can be held by the sense of what he says , you may be moved to admiration by the beauty with which he says it . But any closer emotional relation with him is difficult to attain . The rest of your ...
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... perhaps , that Shakespeare did not know his business as a playwright . But , driven to choose between his play's construc- tion and the construction of their scenery , they fancy that the public must prefer more scenery and less play ...
... perhaps , that Shakespeare did not know his business as a playwright . But , driven to choose between his play's construc- tion and the construction of their scenery , they fancy that the public must prefer more scenery and less play ...
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... perhaps no better way of approach to the mature appreciation one aims for , than this early familiarity with the plays as acting exercises - to phrase it no higher . By it one surmounts without question the stumbling block of ...
... perhaps no better way of approach to the mature appreciation one aims for , than this early familiarity with the plays as acting exercises - to phrase it no higher . By it one surmounts without question the stumbling block of ...
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