With the Wits: Shelburne Essays, Tenth SeriesHoughton Mifflin, 1919 - 311 páginas |
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... admit that they are disconcerted by the inartistic abruptness of such changes in passion as those of Leontes in The Winter's Tale ; and one critic at least , who fol- lowed not long after the efflorescence of the ro- mantic drama , was ...
... admit that they are disconcerted by the inartistic abruptness of such changes in passion as those of Leontes in The Winter's Tale ; and one critic at least , who fol- lowed not long after the efflorescence of the ro- mantic drama , was ...
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... admits only her calculating pride , declaring that she loves with her ambition , not with her eyes , and that if he were thrust from his throne she would forsake him for his supplanter . Later , though she had ex- pressed a certain pity ...
... admits only her calculating pride , declaring that she loves with her ambition , not with her eyes , and that if he were thrust from his throne she would forsake him for his supplanter . Later , though she had ex- pressed a certain pity ...
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... admit . But it performed one great service for let- ters in bringing into relief the conception of char- acter , and thus rendering literature again both moral and comprehensible . Possibly the Anglican Church and the temper of mind ...
... admit . But it performed one great service for let- ters in bringing into relief the conception of char- acter , and thus rendering literature again both moral and comprehensible . Possibly the Anglican Church and the temper of mind ...
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... admit . But it performed one great service for let- ters in bringing into relief the conception of char- acter , and thus rendering literature again both moral and comprehensible . Possibly the Anglican Church and the temper of mind ...
... admit . But it performed one great service for let- ters in bringing into relief the conception of char- acter , and thus rendering literature again both moral and comprehensible . Possibly the Anglican Church and the temper of mind ...
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... admit , with only one aspect of the work of Beaumont and Fletcher , and in thus isolating the problem I desired to solve I may seem to have exaggerated its impor- tance . To give a just criticism of this great mass of plays , to attain ...
... admit , with only one aspect of the work of Beaumont and Fletcher , and in thus isolating the problem I desired to solve I may seem to have exaggerated its impor- tance . To give a just criticism of this great mass of plays , to attain ...
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