Shakespeare's Political Plays, Volumen10Random House, 1967 - 241 páginas |
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... present by epitome - to intensify con- frontations and polarize issues . In Henry VI , Part 1 , this process is typified by the brilliantly improvised scene in the Temple Garden ( II.iv. ) . Here the factionalism that progressively ...
... present by epitome - to intensify con- frontations and polarize issues . In Henry VI , Part 1 , this process is typified by the brilliantly improvised scene in the Temple Garden ( II.iv. ) . Here the factionalism that progressively ...
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... present , Henry has already firmly resolved to overturn the French monarchy : Call in the messengers sent from the Dauphin . Now are we well resolved ; and , by God's help , And the noble sinews of our power , yours , France being ours ...
... present , Henry has already firmly resolved to overturn the French monarchy : Call in the messengers sent from the Dauphin . Now are we well resolved ; and , by God's help , And the noble sinews of our power , yours , France being ours ...
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... present myself Even in the aim and very flash of it . ( I.iii.46–52 ) One feels then that this might indeed be a man to outswim and even to replace Caesar ; but by the end of the play Cassius has been reduced to the same wavering ...
... present myself Even in the aim and very flash of it . ( I.iii.46–52 ) One feels then that this might indeed be a man to outswim and even to replace Caesar ; but by the end of the play Cassius has been reduced to the same wavering ...
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