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... keeping with the more overtly symbolical and emblematical mode in which he is writing. So far as we know, Shakespeare lived in Stratford till after his marriage to Anne Hathaway, eight years his senior, in 1582. They had three children ...
... keeping with the more overtly symbolical and emblematical mode in which he is writing. So far as we know, Shakespeare lived in Stratford till after his marriage to Anne Hathaway, eight years his senior, in 1582. They had three children ...
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... keep your place by turning down a leaf, as Brutus has done in the book he reads in his tent at Sardis (IV.3.271). Clearly, one cannot claim strict historical authenticity for this version of ancient Rome. But arguably it's not that sort ...
... keep your place by turning down a leaf, as Brutus has done in the book he reads in his tent at Sardis (IV.3.271). Clearly, one cannot claim strict historical authenticity for this version of ancient Rome. But arguably it's not that sort ...
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... keep his state in Rome As easily as a king. (I.2.157–60) Those lines work to establish the difference between Caesar's Rome and Shakespeare's England in two ways. One is very obvious: England is a monarchy, whereas the Rome of the play ...
... keep his state in Rome As easily as a king. (I.2.157–60) Those lines work to establish the difference between Caesar's Rome and Shakespeare's England in two ways. One is very obvious: England is a monarchy, whereas the Rome of the play ...
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