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Where the patriotic appeal of the subject was less pronounced , the interest was continually heightened by infusions of comedy or romance , and Greene eked out the History of James IV . of Scotland with fairy scenes . faintly prophetic ...
Where the patriotic appeal of the subject was less pronounced , the interest was continually heightened by infusions of comedy or romance , and Greene eked out the History of James IV . of Scotland with fairy scenes . faintly prophetic ...
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It was never published in his lifetime , and the authenticity of one scene at least is liable to grave suspicion . The drama , as a whole , is a close counterpart to The Winter's Tale , which figures as the last of the Comedies .
It was never published in his lifetime , and the authenticity of one scene at least is liable to grave suspicion . The drama , as a whole , is a close counterpart to The Winter's Tale , which figures as the last of the Comedies .
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SCENE : Navarre . TIME - ARRANGEMENT The Time of the action is two days . Day 1. I. , II . 2. III.-V. ( Daniel , Time Analysis , p . 145. ) " " Dramatis Persona . Biron is written Berowne in Qq and Ff . It rhymes with ' moon ' ( iv .
SCENE : Navarre . TIME - ARRANGEMENT The Time of the action is two days . Day 1. I. , II . 2. III.-V. ( Daniel , Time Analysis , p . 145. ) " " Dramatis Persona . Biron is written Berowne in Qq and Ff . It rhymes with ' moon ' ( iv .
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The most important of these topical allusions , so far as they affect the structure of the play , are the following : — ( 1 ) The scene is laid at the court of Navarre ; the King therefore stands unquestionably for Henry IV . , whose ...
The most important of these topical allusions , so far as they affect the structure of the play , are the following : — ( 1 ) The scene is laid at the court of Navarre ; the King therefore stands unquestionably for Henry IV . , whose ...
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In the finest scene of the drama , —one of the finest comic scenes in all the early dramas , -where their perjury is discovered ( iv . 3 ) , the ridiculous situation of the perjured students contrasts strangely with the lyric beauty of ...
In the finest scene of the drama , —one of the finest comic scenes in all the early dramas , -where their perjury is discovered ( iv . 3 ) , the ridiculous situation of the perjured students contrasts strangely with the lyric beauty of ...
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| Titel | The Works of Shakespeare, Band 1 The Works of Shakespeare, Charles Harold Herford |
| Autor/in | William Shakespeare |
| Herausgeber | Charles Harold Herford |
| Verlag | Macmillan Company, 1904 |
| Original von | UC Southern Regional Library Facility |
| Digitalisiert | 26. Jan. 2016 |
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