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234 , 238-40 ) The final act began with the scene between Emilia and Desdemona which makes up most of the traditional act 4 , scene 3 , including Desdemona's Willow Song . In Salvini's version this scene flowed directly into act 5 ...
234 , 238-40 ) The final act began with the scene between Emilia and Desdemona which makes up most of the traditional act 4 , scene 3 , including Desdemona's Willow Song . In Salvini's version this scene flowed directly into act 5 ...
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Emilia My husband ! Othello Thy husband . Emilia That she was false to wedlock ? Othello Ay , with Cassio . Nay , had she been true , If heaven would make me such another world Of one entire and perfect chrysolite , I'd not have sold ...
Emilia My husband ! Othello Thy husband . Emilia That she was false to wedlock ? Othello Ay , with Cassio . Nay , had she been true , If heaven would make me such another world Of one entire and perfect chrysolite , I'd not have sold ...
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Othello draws “ the curtains ” —presumably those on the bed — before opening the door for Emilia ( 1. 104 ) . Their dialogue about the attempt on Cassio's life takes much of its dramatic tension from the fact that these curtains are ...
Othello draws “ the curtains ” —presumably those on the bed — before opening the door for Emilia ( 1. 104 ) . Their dialogue about the attempt on Cassio's life takes much of its dramatic tension from the fact that these curtains are ...
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King Lear | 1 |
Othello | 179 |
Romeo and Juliet | 374 |
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