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takes to woo and marry her - flattering himself that , after marriage , he will soon curb her devilish temper . He gets introduced to her father , who very honestly warns him of her character : yet he goes to his task nothing loth ...
takes to woo and marry her - flattering himself that , after marriage , he will soon curb her devilish temper . He gets introduced to her father , who very honestly warns him of her character : yet he goes to his task nothing loth ...
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Some men may live alone , others must marry . If this be a false position , it is ... Had she followed the Nurse's advice , and married Paris , we should have pitied Romeo : as it is , we envy him . Juliet's chivalrous love exists in a ...
Some men may live alone , others must marry . If this be a false position , it is ... Had she followed the Nurse's advice , and married Paris , we should have pitied Romeo : as it is , we envy him . Juliet's chivalrous love exists in a ...
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If we are grieved at her blindness in prefering Paris to Romeo , when she thought better could not be than that Juliet should marry the former , the latter being banished , we take her back to our good graces again , at her ...
If we are grieved at her blindness in prefering Paris to Romeo , when she thought better could not be than that Juliet should marry the former , the latter being banished , we take her back to our good graces again , at her ...
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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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