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Page 104
... murder of young Rutland . There , too , filicide comes in a chain reac- tion ; for Rutland warns Clifford that his death will be avenged on Clifford's only son ( 3 Henry VI , I.iii.40–42 ) . Thus , through his zeal , Clifford , like the ...
... murder of young Rutland . There , too , filicide comes in a chain reac- tion ; for Rutland warns Clifford that his death will be avenged on Clifford's only son ( 3 Henry VI , I.iii.40–42 ) . Thus , through his zeal , Clifford , like the ...
Page 108
... murder of a prototype of innocence by a cruel or blundering parent obsesses the early histories . But evil ... murdered child . So , she transfers her role to the Duchess of York and Queen Elizabeth ( IV.iv.111-13 ) . King John also dies ...
... murder of a prototype of innocence by a cruel or blundering parent obsesses the early histories . But evil ... murdered child . So , she transfers her role to the Duchess of York and Queen Elizabeth ( IV.iv.111-13 ) . King John also dies ...
Page 136
... murder by Achilles , the gingerly interlude of the beginning truce settling into the grim finality of the total war ... murdered in ambush , Troilus plunging across the battle- field after him . The function of both plots is 136 THE ...
... murder by Achilles , the gingerly interlude of the beginning truce settling into the grim finality of the total war ... murdered in ambush , Troilus plunging across the battle- field after him . The function of both plots is 136 THE ...
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