Lectures on the English PoetsT. Miller, 1819 - 331 páginas |
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... speak of horrors , thus he comes before me . Polonius . Mad for thy love ! Oph . My lord , I do not know , But truly I do fear it . Pol . What said he ? Oph . He took me by the wrist , and held me hard , Then goes he to the length of ...
... speak of horrors , thus he comes before me . Polonius . Mad for thy love ! Oph . My lord , I do not know , But truly I do fear it . Pol . What said he ? Oph . He took me by the wrist , and held me hard , Then goes he to the length of ...
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... speaking now , or murmuring , where's my serpent of old Nile ? " How fine to make Cleopatra have this consciousness of her own character , and to make her feel that it is this for which Antony is in love with her ! She says , after the ...
... speaking now , or murmuring , where's my serpent of old Nile ? " How fine to make Cleopatra have this consciousness of her own character , and to make her feel that it is this for which Antony is in love with her ! She says , after the ...
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... speak like men , not like authors . One might suppose that he had stood by at the time , and overheard what passed . As in our dreams we hold conversations with ourselves , make remarks , or communicate intelligence , and have no idea ...
... speak like men , not like authors . One might suppose that he had stood by at the time , and overheard what passed . As in our dreams we hold conversations with ourselves , make remarks , or communicate intelligence , and have no idea ...
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... had a deeper sense than others of what was grand in the objects of nature , or affecting in the events of human life . But to the men I speak of there is nothing interesting , nothing heroical , but 104 ON SHAKSPEARE AND MILTON .
... had a deeper sense than others of what was grand in the objects of nature , or affecting in the events of human life . But to the men I speak of there is nothing interesting , nothing heroical , but 104 ON SHAKSPEARE AND MILTON .
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... speak of the faults of Shak- speare . They are not so many or so great as they have been represented ; what there are , are chiefly owing to the following causes : -The universality of his genius was , perhaps , a disadvantage to his ...
... speak of the faults of Shak- speare . They are not so many or so great as they have been represented ; what there are , are chiefly owing to the following causes : -The universality of his genius was , perhaps , a disadvantage to his ...
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