The Works of Shakespeare, Volumen11Macmillan Company, 1904 |
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... turned on a humorous situation , and the dialogue was enlivened by the play of shrewd native wit . In the " Four P's " the characters were so well known that the audience hardly needed the stimulus of wit to awaken its interest . The ...
... turned on a humorous situation , and the dialogue was enlivened by the play of shrewd native wit . In the " Four P's " the characters were so well known that the audience hardly needed the stimulus of wit to awaken its interest . The ...
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... turned to English history and produced the long series of Chronicle plays , to which Shakespeare owed so much , and which furnished an inaccurate but liberalizing education for the whole body of the Eng- lish people . In these plays ...
... turned to English history and produced the long series of Chronicle plays , to which Shakespeare owed so much , and which furnished an inaccurate but liberalizing education for the whole body of the Eng- lish people . In these plays ...
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... turned into High Street ; and from his own home at New Place he must have looked at it from all his southern windows . The interior of the Chapel has suffered many things at the hands of iconoclasts and restorers , but remains ...
... turned into High Street ; and from his own home at New Place he must have looked at it from all his southern windows . The interior of the Chapel has suffered many things at the hands of iconoclasts and restorers , but remains ...
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... turned successively to the west , the south , and the east , until his graphic vision had sur- veyed and reported the distant and beautiful world which was to furnish the background for the poem . The process and the result are ...
... turned successively to the west , the south , and the east , until his graphic vision had sur- veyed and reported the distant and beautiful world which was to furnish the background for the poem . The process and the result are ...
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... turned to it instinctively . The measure of his genius was the measure of his sensitiveness , and his imagina- tion ran into dramatic channels by the spiritual gravi- tation of his whole nature . It is true , the drama was not yet ...
... turned to it instinctively . The measure of his genius was the measure of his sensitiveness , and his imagina- tion ran into dramatic channels by the spiritual gravi- tation of his whole nature . It is true , the drama was not yet ...
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