The Works of Shakespeare: IThe University Press, 1955 |
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... Measure for Measure . In almost every respect they are twin phenomena , and what explains one will assuredly go some way towards explaining the other . Indeed so closely are they allied that it is probable a more thorough examination ...
... Measure for Measure . In almost every respect they are twin phenomena , and what explains one will assuredly go some way towards explaining the other . Indeed so closely are they allied that it is probable a more thorough examination ...
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... Measure for Measure , which patently belongs to the same mint . Or once more , could Shakespeare be guilty of such dramatic somnolence as to begin two consecutive speeches with an expression like ' O , for the love of laughter ' ( 3. 6 ...
... Measure for Measure , which patently belongs to the same mint . Or once more , could Shakespeare be guilty of such dramatic somnolence as to begin two consecutive speeches with an expression like ' O , for the love of laughter ' ( 3. 6 ...
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... Measure for Measure , viz . as a kind of chorus1 ; and yet the old man has at times a charm about him which once more it is difficult to believe he derives from anyone but Shakespeare . Who then is this reviser ? It is safer to refrain ...
... Measure for Measure , viz . as a kind of chorus1 ; and yet the old man has at times a charm about him which once more it is difficult to believe he derives from anyone but Shakespeare . Who then is this reviser ? It is safer to refrain ...
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