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She and her sister well understood that their father's ' unconstant starts ' were the result of a decaying mind . They ' hit together ' accordingly . They did something and i ' the heat ' [ I. i . 308 ] . With a speed which is probable ...
She and her sister well understood that their father's ' unconstant starts ' were the result of a decaying mind . They ' hit together ' accordingly . They did something and i ' the heat ' [ I. i . 308 ] . With a speed which is probable ...
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In all the action of the play , the mind keeps pressing back to that original fault . I almost said sin . But can we call it sin ? The mind creates sin , as it creates the world in which it moves demoniacally back to Nothing .
In all the action of the play , the mind keeps pressing back to that original fault . I almost said sin . But can we call it sin ? The mind creates sin , as it creates the world in which it moves demoniacally back to Nothing .
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35-58 ] These short evasive sentences are subtly expressive of the state of Othello's mind ; but Fechter misrepresents them by making Othello free from all misgiving . He " toys with her curls , ” and treats her as a father might treat ...
35-58 ] These short evasive sentences are subtly expressive of the state of Othello's mind ; but Fechter misrepresents them by making Othello free from all misgiving . He " toys with her curls , ” and treats her as a father might treat ...
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King Lear | 1 |
Othello | 179 |
Romeo and Juliet | 374 |
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