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... Shakespeare's range . The gay world of the comedies suggests a Shakespeare who is genial , bubbling with fun and high spirits , radiating an essential contentment with the world . True enough , Professor Hart has looked more deeply into ...
... Shakespeare's range . The gay world of the comedies suggests a Shakespeare who is genial , bubbling with fun and high spirits , radiating an essential contentment with the world . True enough , Professor Hart has looked more deeply into ...
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Shakespeare's role , then , was a modest yet consistent one . From the early Adam ( 1599-1600 ) to the Ghost ( 1601-2 ) and on to the probable Duncan in Macbeth ( 1606 ) , Shakespeare continued faithfully to play his particular kind of ...
Shakespeare's role , then , was a modest yet consistent one . From the early Adam ( 1599-1600 ) to the Ghost ( 1601-2 ) and on to the probable Duncan in Macbeth ( 1606 ) , Shakespeare continued faithfully to play his particular kind of ...
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... Shakespeare in his presence as for Shakespeare himself to receive their applause . All is speculation of course , but how very like the mischievous side of Shakespeare we see emerging , in one character or another , in virtually all of ...
... Shakespeare in his presence as for Shakespeare himself to receive their applause . All is speculation of course , but how very like the mischievous side of Shakespeare we see emerging , in one character or another , in virtually all of ...
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A Book of Satires | 1 |
The Satiric Pattern of The Canterbury Tales | 17 |
The Lighter Side of Swift | 35 |
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Carnegie Series in English, Tema 9 Carnegie Institute of Technology. Department of English Vista de fragmentos - 1965 |
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