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... Timon of Athens , where an importunate creditor , suspecting the im- minent bankruptcy of Timon , voices his anxiety about collecting the debt Timon owes him : I do fear When every feather sticks in his own wing Lord Timon will be left ...
... Timon of Athens , where an importunate creditor , suspecting the im- minent bankruptcy of Timon , voices his anxiety about collecting the debt Timon owes him : I do fear When every feather sticks in his own wing Lord Timon will be left ...
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... Timon's false friends , who can " smile and fawn upon his debts , and take down the interest into their gluttonous maws . " Easily recognizable here is Shakespeare's frequent spaniel image for flatterers.10 Timon , at his farewell ...
... Timon's false friends , who can " smile and fawn upon his debts , and take down the interest into their gluttonous maws . " Easily recognizable here is Shakespeare's frequent spaniel image for flatterers.10 Timon , at his farewell ...
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... Timon thinks beasts themselves have almost all of the vices of men . When Apemantus says that if he had the world in his power , he would “ give it to the beasts , to be rid of the men , ” Timon quickly disillusions him of this innocent ...
... Timon thinks beasts themselves have almost all of the vices of men . When Apemantus says that if he had the world in his power , he would “ give it to the beasts , to be rid of the men , ” Timon quickly disillusions him of this innocent ...
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