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... seem , that half - forgotten fact . He wrote plays which were lively and amusing , which were stirring and pro- foundly searching , and he wrote them to be acted in the theatre he knew . Our puritans destroyed that theatre and broke its ...
... seem , that half - forgotten fact . He wrote plays which were lively and amusing , which were stirring and pro- foundly searching , and he wrote them to be acted in the theatre he knew . Our puritans destroyed that theatre and broke its ...
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... seem- ing oddities in the plays become simple and satisfactory in its setting . It can surely but help one's appreciation of any art to have in mind the immediate circumstances under which it flourished . It is quite vital to a full ...
... seem- ing oddities in the plays become simple and satisfactory in its setting . It can surely but help one's appreciation of any art to have in mind the immediate circumstances under which it flourished . It is quite vital to a full ...
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... seems to us an outrageous proceeding , but the custom endured for a century or more , and for even longer in France than in England . We must remember though , that little or no pictorial illusion was being attempted and always , in ...
... seems to us an outrageous proceeding , but the custom endured for a century or more , and for even longer in France than in England . We must remember though , that little or no pictorial illusion was being attempted and always , in ...
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... seems to have been swamped with it till , for an elaborate production of Henry VIII ( in the writing of which he had indeed but a part ) the firing of a real gun fired the whole Globe Theatre , and the fine clothes- and Shakespeare's ...
... seems to have been swamped with it till , for an elaborate production of Henry VIII ( in the writing of which he had indeed but a part ) the firing of a real gun fired the whole Globe Theatre , and the fine clothes- and Shakespeare's ...
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... seems to say — is it an unfair interpretation ? -that since , when it comes to treating of great matters , we cannot approach the real thing , we may as well em- ploy a little more imagination as a little less . At any rate it was upon ...
... seems to say — is it an unfair interpretation ? -that since , when it comes to treating of great matters , we cannot approach the real thing , we may as well em- ploy a little more imagination as a little less . At any rate it was upon ...
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