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... sense that so often fertilises the barren fable of The Two Gentlemen of Verona . Pericles , in short , is little more than a string of adventures so numerous , so inartificially crowded together , and so far removed from probability ...
... sense that so often fertilises the barren fable of The Two Gentlemen of Verona . Pericles , in short , is little more than a string of adventures so numerous , so inartificially crowded together , and so far removed from probability ...
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... sense of the word , so useless for theatrical purposes , so unsuitable for publication , the history of literature affords , I think , no parallel . Had the fragment been one commencing the story , we could account for its being laid ...
... sense of the word , so useless for theatrical purposes , so unsuitable for publication , the history of literature affords , I think , no parallel . Had the fragment been one commencing the story , we could account for its being laid ...
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... sense . Be this as it may , to t categorically that in these words Wilkins claims cles as his own is to torture language beyond endurance . adds that Wilkins " plumes himself on the arrange- t of the Gower choruses as his own " . There ...
... sense . Be this as it may , to t categorically that in these words Wilkins claims cles as his own is to torture language beyond endurance . adds that Wilkins " plumes himself on the arrange- t of the Gower choruses as his own " . There ...
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... sense is frequent in the dramatists . ΙΟ 15 20 10. antiquius ] Steevens points out that the common saying has com- munius . II . If you ] For that omitted and afterwards inserted , see Abbott , Shakespearian Grammar , § 285 . 12. wit ...
... sense is frequent in the dramatists . ΙΟ 15 20 10. antiquius ] Steevens points out that the common saying has com- munius . II . If you ] For that omitted and afterwards inserted , see Abbott , Shakespearian Grammar , § 285 . 12. wit ...
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... sense . 40. For going . . . net ] from run- ning yourself into death's snare : for , literally , to prevent , or , from fear of . Clarke remarks that on is here for the more usual " in , " because driving headlong on to the net as well ...
... sense . 40. For going . . . net ] from run- ning yourself into death's snare : for , literally , to prevent , or , from fear of . Clarke remarks that on is here for the more usual " in , " because driving headlong on to the net as well ...
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