Shakespeare-characters; Chiefly Those SubordinateSmith, Elder & Company, 1863 - 521 páginas |
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... feeling was , that I could scarcely hope to originate any new theory upon the principal characters in his dramas ; for they have been subjected to and have passed the ordeal of the most acute critical intellects of the most civilised ...
... feeling was , that I could scarcely hope to originate any new theory upon the principal characters in his dramas ; for they have been subjected to and have passed the ordeal of the most acute critical intellects of the most civilised ...
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... feels his way to the matter in hand , and who tries the dispositions of the men he would make the instru- ments of his deed . There is positively a strong infusion of the national quality of caution imparted to his nature and course of ...
... feels his way to the matter in hand , and who tries the dispositions of the men he would make the instru- ments of his deed . There is positively a strong infusion of the national quality of caution imparted to his nature and course of ...
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... feels it to be thus inadequate ; he owns , by one little sentence in soliloquy , that it requires urging and ... feelings , that causes the char- acter of Macbeth to take that strong hold upon our sympa- thies . It is because we behold ...
... feels it to be thus inadequate ; he owns , by one little sentence in soliloquy , that it requires urging and ... feelings , that causes the char- acter of Macbeth to take that strong hold upon our sympa- thies . It is because we behold ...
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... feelings . It enables her to control her imagination , and to keep it ever fixed upon the one aim she has in view . It inspires her with courage to face and despise all contingent obstacles , and with firmness to supply that which she ...
... feelings . It enables her to control her imagination , and to keep it ever fixed upon the one aim she has in view . It inspires her with courage to face and despise all contingent obstacles , and with firmness to supply that which she ...
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... feels , is steadfastness in her husband ; and this she knows she can supply . What energy , what grandeur in her invocation to him : - " Hie thee hither , That I may pour my spirits in thine ear ! " She sets herself the task of ...
... feels , is steadfastness in her husband ; and this she knows she can supply . What energy , what grandeur in her invocation to him : - " Hie thee hither , That I may pour my spirits in thine ear ! " She sets herself the task of ...
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