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Page 26
... sense of manners ) would have allowed . The grove of sycamore , " That westward rooteth from this city's side , " takes us at once to a scene entirely different from one presented by Shakspere's own experience . The sycamore is the ...
... sense of manners ) would have allowed . The grove of sycamore , " That westward rooteth from this city's side , " takes us at once to a scene entirely different from one presented by Shakspere's own experience . The sycamore is the ...
Page 46
... sense , may call him - man . Tyb . Romeo , the love I bear thee can afford No better term than this - Thou art a villain . Rom . Tybalt , the reason that I have to love thee Doth much excuse the appertaining rage To such a greeting ...
... sense , may call him - man . Tyb . Romeo , the love I bear thee can afford No better term than this - Thou art a villain . Rom . Tybalt , the reason that I have to love thee Doth much excuse the appertaining rage To such a greeting ...
Page 80
... sense of Benvolio blends with these opposites ! But the masquerade waits . We have here the realization of youth and freshness which Capulet promised to Paris ; but at the moment when we see " the guests and the maskers " we have a ...
... sense of Benvolio blends with these opposites ! But the masquerade waits . We have here the realization of youth and freshness which Capulet promised to Paris ; but at the moment when we see " the guests and the maskers " we have a ...
Page 81
... sense , that his eyes , forsooth , may not be dazzled . The third is , where the critic , from a superabundance of the power of detecting what appears the ridiculous side of things ( which results from a deficiency of imagination ) ...
... sense , that his eyes , forsooth , may not be dazzled . The third is , where the critic , from a superabundance of the power of detecting what appears the ridiculous side of things ( which results from a deficiency of imagination ) ...
Page 83
... sense raised into soul - for a grovelling quality that her lofty imagination would utterly despise . " O most wicked fiend ! " Not so Juliet's other counsellor . The friar estimated her constancy , and he did " spy a kind of hope " that ...
... sense raised into soul - for a grovelling quality that her lofty imagination would utterly despise . " O most wicked fiend ! " Not so Juliet's other counsellor . The friar estimated her constancy , and he did " spy a kind of hope " that ...
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