Shakespeare's Political Plays, Volumen10Random House, 1967 - 241 páginas |
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... Cassius , He should not humour me . ( I.ii.312-19 ) It is Cassius rather than Brutus , however , who demands the most serious political consideration , even though it is Brutus throughout whose blunders precipitate disaster . There is a ...
... Cassius , He should not humour me . ( I.ii.312-19 ) It is Cassius rather than Brutus , however , who demands the most serious political consideration , even though it is Brutus throughout whose blunders precipitate disaster . There is a ...
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... Cassius , who is the nearest to being an effective personality . For there can be no question that Antony is a more erratic and thus a far more terrifying figure than Cassius . Cassius is concerned simply with self - preservation and ...
... Cassius , who is the nearest to being an effective personality . For there can be no question that Antony is a more erratic and thus a far more terrifying figure than Cassius . Cassius is concerned simply with self - preservation and ...
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... Cassius . In fact , Brutus has become so stupefied that he allows Messala to announce his wife's suicide to him when he already knows of it , and then accepts silently Messala's forced compliment on his impassiveness : “ Even so great ...
... Cassius . In fact , Brutus has become so stupefied that he allows Messala to announce his wife's suicide to him when he already knows of it , and then accepts silently Messala's forced compliment on his impassiveness : “ Even so great ...
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