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The heart melts at her sorrows , and involuntarily arms itself in defence of her virtue and her honour . The character of Desdemona is one that cannot be mistaken : thus we generally meet with it upon the stage in a tolerably correct ...
The heart melts at her sorrows , and involuntarily arms itself in defence of her virtue and her honour . The character of Desdemona is one that cannot be mistaken : thus we generally meet with it upon the stage in a tolerably correct ...
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Hamlet's reception of the strollers does honour to him . “ They are the abstract and brief chroniclers of the times , ” but , were they all used according to their desert , some of them would not " ' scape whipping .
Hamlet's reception of the strollers does honour to him . “ They are the abstract and brief chroniclers of the times , ” but , were they all used according to their desert , some of them would not " ' scape whipping .
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To crown the whole , the queen , who had been long thought dead , is replaced in all her former honours . The following is one of the most perfect scenes in the play :Leon . O Paulina , We honour you with trouble : but we came To see ...
To crown the whole , the queen , who had been long thought dead , is replaced in all her former honours . The following is one of the most perfect scenes in the play :Leon . O Paulina , We honour you with trouble : but we came To see ...
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| 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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