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perused this play . Men who have no great love for plays and play - writing have pored over it , and been shamed out of their ill..will to the stage . Its existence is the best apology for actors and acting , for without these we should ...
perused this play . Men who have no great love for plays and play - writing have pored over it , and been shamed out of their ill..will to the stage . Its existence is the best apology for actors and acting , for without these we should ...
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This is the most perfect of all those of Shakspeare's plays , where the chief interest is made to hinge upon a single character . There is nothing mean or little in it ; every thing is conducted on a great scale .
This is the most perfect of all those of Shakspeare's plays , where the chief interest is made to hinge upon a single character . There is nothing mean or little in it ; every thing is conducted on a great scale .
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waves to cease their play . The murderer may wear a smooth face to the world , but he cannot deceive himself ; he cannot trick his conscience . The opening of this play is very fine . The witches are introduced with great dramatic ...
waves to cease their play . The murderer may wear a smooth face to the world , but he cannot deceive himself ; he cannot trick his conscience . The opening of this play is very fine . The witches are introduced with great dramatic ...
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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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