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Had he made this display , Othello would never have called him “ honest , honest lago ; ” nor would Roderigo have given him the command of his purse . No man should force himself on the attention of his neighbours : the moment he does ...
Had he made this display , Othello would never have called him “ honest , honest lago ; ” nor would Roderigo have given him the command of his purse . No man should force himself on the attention of his neighbours : the moment he does ...
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Nay more , he gains credit by his conduct in the affair : Othello says“ I know , Iago , Thy honesty and love doth mince this matter , Making it light to Cassio . ” This quarrel , which he had premeditated , he now brings to account .
Nay more , he gains credit by his conduct in the affair : Othello says“ I know , Iago , Thy honesty and love doth mince this matter , Making it light to Cassio . ” This quarrel , which he had premeditated , he now brings to account .
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Were we to trace the progress of lago's designs , and the progress of Othello's jealousy , we would have to quote almost every scene which follows . No description can come up to Shakspeare's in this play .
Were we to trace the progress of lago's designs , and the progress of Othello's jealousy , we would have to quote almost every scene which follows . No description can come up to Shakspeare's in this play .
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Bibliografische Informationen
| Titel | Lectures on the Drama Lectures on the Drama, R. B. Hardy |
| Autor/in | R. B. Hardy |
| Verlag | Reid, 1834 |
| Original von | Princeton University |
| Digitalisiert | 26. März 2008 |
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