The Truth about ShylockRandom House, 1962 - 369 Seiten |
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... feel . And as we all know , the Renaissance merchants vied with one another in patronizing the arts . Much of the world's greatest painting , music , and sculpture would have been impossible of achievement without their support . Today ...
... feel . And as we all know , the Renaissance merchants vied with one another in patronizing the arts . Much of the world's greatest painting , music , and sculpture would have been impossible of achievement without their support . Today ...
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... feel persecuted , and he who does not feel persecuted , is not persecuted . Shakespeare has so presented him that we are bound to feel the great waste that such a man , framed for noble ends , should be debased by his ruling greed ...
... feel persecuted , and he who does not feel persecuted , is not persecuted . Shakespeare has so presented him that we are bound to feel the great waste that such a man , framed for noble ends , should be debased by his ruling greed ...
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... feel even a little sorry for him . His reasons for his choice will be such as do him no dishonor . Arragon , on the other hand , though white , is unbearably arrogant , almost of- fensively so , and his conceit is both amusing and ...
... feel even a little sorry for him . His reasons for his choice will be such as do him no dishonor . Arragon , on the other hand , though white , is unbearably arrogant , almost of- fensively so , and his conceit is both amusing and ...
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