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exclaims Lear , and the disconsolate note of sadness never had a truer utterance . Then , again , in the fourth act , where Lear comes in with his crown of straw and poppies , the wandering speech , largely incoherent , and the ...
exclaims Lear , and the disconsolate note of sadness never had a truer utterance . Then , again , in the fourth act , where Lear comes in with his crown of straw and poppies , the wandering speech , largely incoherent , and the ...
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And so my life was determined , and I devoted myself to an avocation which I never liked or honored , and about the very nature of which I have never been able to come to any decided opinion . It is in vain that the undoubted specific ...
And so my life was determined , and I devoted myself to an avocation which I never liked or honored , and about the very nature of which I have never been able to come to any decided opinion . It is in vain that the undoubted specific ...
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116 ] ; the superb farewell that follows it can never have been spoken with a lovelier gravity ; and the scene in which Juliet is impatient for her Nurse's news — a scene of teasing and charged excitement — is brilliant in its zest and ...
116 ] ; the superb farewell that follows it can never have been spoken with a lovelier gravity ; and the scene in which Juliet is impatient for her Nurse's news — a scene of teasing and charged excitement — is brilliant in its zest and ...
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King Lear | 1 |
Othello | 179 |
Romeo and Juliet | 374 |
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