Selected Plays of Shakespeare, Volume 2American book Company, 1937 |
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... Shakespeare their love is beautiful and ennobling . Brooke's Romeo lacks the sentiment and grace of Shakespeare's hero , and his Juliet is a " wily wench " who delights in the deceit she practices on her mother in secretly marrying ...
... Shakespeare their love is beautiful and ennobling . Brooke's Romeo lacks the sentiment and grace of Shakespeare's hero , and his Juliet is a " wily wench " who delights in the deceit she practices on her mother in secretly marrying ...
Page 82
... Shakespeare's later tragedies , and our contemplation of such a world leaves with us for a time a sense of painful ... Shakespeare's plays produces a similar effect . Finally , Romeo and Julict stands apart from Shakespeare's other plays ...
... Shakespeare's later tragedies , and our contemplation of such a world leaves with us for a time a sense of painful ... Shakespeare's plays produces a similar effect . Finally , Romeo and Julict stands apart from Shakespeare's other plays ...
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... Shakespeare ) , but is additionally unfortunate in thwarting the tricky old king and so doubly earning for her his displeasure . ( 2 ) In Shakespeare's play , the removal of any special motive for the love - test throws an additional ...
... Shakespeare ) , but is additionally unfortunate in thwarting the tricky old king and so doubly earning for her his displeasure . ( 2 ) In Shakespeare's play , the removal of any special motive for the love - test throws an additional ...
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