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The focus is always on Lear , larger than life in all his passions and the sufferings they entail . ... If we have not let Lear's tragedy and the evil of Edmund , Goneril , and Regan obscure Edgar's role in the play , we shall find that ...
The focus is always on Lear , larger than life in all his passions and the sufferings they entail . ... If we have not let Lear's tragedy and the evil of Edmund , Goneril , and Regan obscure Edgar's role in the play , we shall find that ...
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The focus is always on Lear , larger than life in all his passions and the sufferings they entail . ... If we have not let Lear's tragedy and the evil of Edmund , Goneril , and Regan obscure Edgar's role in the play , we shall find that ...
The focus is always on Lear , larger than life in all his passions and the sufferings they entail . ... If we have not let Lear's tragedy and the evil of Edmund , Goneril , and Regan obscure Edgar's role in the play , we shall find that ...
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And next , when asked by Lear " What hast thou been ? ” he recites ( III , iv , 85 ff . ) a younger man's version of that folly and selfishness which previously were Lear's . With this speech he becomes to Lear " the thing itself ” and ...
And next , when asked by Lear " What hast thou been ? ” he recites ( III , iv , 85 ff . ) a younger man's version of that folly and selfishness which previously were Lear's . With this speech he becomes to Lear " the thing itself ” and ...
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