Shakespeare-characters; Chiefly Those SubordinateSmith, Elder & Company, 1863 - 521 páginas |
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... present , a paramount consideration . It suffices to absorb and obliterate all other 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 ...
... present , a paramount consideration . It suffices to absorb and obliterate all other 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 ...
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... present it in the most agreeable form to the senses . Poetry is the electricity of the intellectual world . It is the principle of life and movement , stirring the inert masses of mind - matter . " Poetry , " says Hazlitt , " is the ...
... present it in the most agreeable form to the senses . Poetry is the electricity of the intellectual world . It is the principle of life and movement , stirring the inert masses of mind - matter . " Poetry , " says Hazlitt , " is the ...
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... present purpose , two or three presumed discrepancies in the conduct of the principal character recur to me , which I will state as succinctly as possible , and then proceed to the main object of my Essay . In the first place , then ...
... present purpose , two or three presumed discrepancies in the conduct of the principal character recur to me , which I will state as succinctly as possible , and then proceed to the main object of my Essay . In the first place , then ...
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... present made subsequently to his marriage . Yet , when Emilia steals it , she says , " It was her first remembrance from the Moor , " and that " he conjur'd her she should ever keep it . " The latter benefit , however , that it was a ...
... present made subsequently to his marriage . Yet , when Emilia steals it , she says , " It was her first remembrance from the Moor , " and that " he conjur'd her she should ever keep it . " The latter benefit , however , that it was a ...
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... present instance , for example , the dramatist probably intended to indicate , by these imperfections in the " noble Moor's " con- duct that have been cited , how even the most high - minded nature may become warped into indirectness by ...
... present instance , for example , the dramatist probably intended to indicate , by these imperfections in the " noble Moor's " con- duct that have been cited , how even the most high - minded nature may become warped into indirectness by ...
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