TragediesFrowde, 1912 - 1315 pages |
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... Iago - not merely in his dying word : - : - Some good I mean to do Despite of mine own nature , but even in that other dying word of strange pride in the passion for which he was the centre , Yet Edmund was belov'd . ' The tragedy needs ...
... Iago - not merely in his dying word : - : - Some good I mean to do Despite of mine own nature , but even in that other dying word of strange pride in the passion for which he was the centre , Yet Edmund was belov'd . ' The tragedy needs ...
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... Iago , but none of the persons , with the exception of the heroine ' Disdemona ' , receives a proper name . In Venice lived a Moor very valiant , and highly esteemed by the Signoria . Moved by his valour a lady of great beauty fell ...
... Iago , but none of the persons , with the exception of the heroine ' Disdemona ' , receives a proper name . In Venice lived a Moor very valiant , and highly esteemed by the Signoria . Moved by his valour a lady of great beauty fell ...
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... Iago , nor does purity appear anywhere more divine than in the heart of Desdemona . The pain of the tragic story is at times hardly endurable , yet at the close we feel more than appeasement . The human actors are mortal and pass away ...
... Iago , nor does purity appear anywhere more divine than in the heart of Desdemona . The pain of the tragic story is at times hardly endurable , yet at the close we feel more than appeasement . The human actors are mortal and pass away ...
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... Iago is a Barbary horse , and in befooling Roderigo the same speaker declares that his master goes into Mauretania ” . There is nothing in the play to suggest that he is of the negro type , unless it be his rival's spiteful thick - lips ...
... Iago is a Barbary horse , and in befooling Roderigo the same speaker declares that his master goes into Mauretania ” . There is nothing in the play to suggest that he is of the negro type , unless it be his rival's spiteful thick - lips ...
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... Iago , passionless , intellectual , an atheist with respect to the divine in man and woman , a votary of mere immoral power , life is a highly interesting game , and human creatures are his pawns . He is , as Hazlitt named him , an ...
... Iago , passionless , intellectual , an atheist with respect to the divine in man and woman , a votary of mere immoral power , life is a highly interesting game , and human creatures are his pawns . He is , as Hazlitt named him , an ...
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