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76-8 ] —the strain of thought which appears here seems to be present in some degree throughout the play . We seem to trace the tendency which , a few years later , produced Ariel and Caliban ( in The Tempest ) , the tendency of ...
76-8 ] —the strain of thought which appears here seems to be present in some degree throughout the play . We seem to trace the tendency which , a few years later , produced Ariel and Caliban ( in The Tempest ) , the tendency of ...
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The chivalry , the poetry , the dignity of the part seem now more marked than they were before . ... the more terrible because it is restrained by the sense of dignity which should belong to a great general , seems greater .
The chivalry , the poetry , the dignity of the part seem now more marked than they were before . ... the more terrible because it is restrained by the sense of dignity which should belong to a great general , seems greater .
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148 ] , seems as spontaneous and real as possible , as does the astonishment assumed at the supposed first ... His bearing and his aspect throughout seem to us excellent , in spite of the amusing suggestion made by a critic who seems to ...
148 ] , seems as spontaneous and real as possible , as does the astonishment assumed at the supposed first ... His bearing and his aspect throughout seem to us excellent , in spite of the amusing suggestion made by a critic who seems to ...
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King Lear | 1 |
Othello | 179 |
Romeo and Juliet | 374 |
Urheberrecht | |
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