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... Kittredge changes to " Where is . " 42. This statement is on the authority of Bartlett's Concordance . The word is an interesting example of a small but crucial change from Plutarch , who reads : " and her [ Cleopatra's ] other woman ...
... Kittredge changes to " Where is . " 42. This statement is on the authority of Bartlett's Concordance . The word is an interesting example of a small but crucial change from Plutarch , who reads : " and her [ Cleopatra's ] other woman ...
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... Kittredge , following Pope , changes to " broil'd " for the sake of consistency with " carbonado . " But these two speeches need have no logical connection . 10. See Kenneth Muir , " The Background of Coriolanus , " SQ , X ( 1959 ) ...
... Kittredge , following Pope , changes to " broil'd " for the sake of consistency with " carbonado . " But these two speeches need have no logical connection . 10. See Kenneth Muir , " The Background of Coriolanus , " SQ , X ( 1959 ) ...
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... Kittredge reads : " At Grecian sword , contemning . Tell Valeria . . . . " ) 34. Kittredge , following Collier , adds an apparently unneces- sary " He " at the beginning of this stage direction . 35. There are perhaps two additional ...
... Kittredge reads : " At Grecian sword , contemning . Tell Valeria . . . . " ) 34. Kittredge , following Collier , adds an apparently unneces- sary " He " at the beginning of this stage direction . 35. There are perhaps two additional ...
Contents
STYLE IN THE ROMAN PLAYS II | 11 |
THE IMAGERY OF JULIUS CAESAR | 41 |
THE IMAGERY OF ANTONY AND CLEOPATRA | 79 |
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Shakespeare's Roman Plays: The Function of Imagery in the Drama Maurice Charney No preview available - 1961 |
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