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Are we to see anything personal in his reflectionWe may find the classic stichomythia , the line - by - line retorts ... Some of the lines strike us as bathetic ; then we know Shakespeare could often be casual , at another moment write ...
Are we to see anything personal in his reflectionWe may find the classic stichomythia , the line - by - line retorts ... Some of the lines strike us as bathetic ; then we know Shakespeare could often be casual , at another moment write ...
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It is good to mourn the dead , but not to carry mourning to extremes ; and there could be no greater contrast than with Viola's style as she arrives on stage a mere ten lines later , shipwrecked and mourning the brother she has lost ...
It is good to mourn the dead , but not to carry mourning to extremes ; and there could be no greater contrast than with Viola's style as she arrives on stage a mere ten lines later , shipwrecked and mourning the brother she has lost ...
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Whereas their voices combined jest with the line " that can sing both high and low " during the boat scene because ... Although the scene's lines flow without interruption , the three complete scene changes and interaction of injury and ...
Whereas their voices combined jest with the line " that can sing both high and low " during the boat scene because ... Although the scene's lines flow without interruption , the three complete scene changes and interaction of injury and ...
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Henry VI Parts 1 2 and | 1 |
Production Reviews | 37 |
Themes | 52 |
Urheberrecht | |
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