Francis Bacon and His ShakespeareSargent publishing Company, 1895 - 461 páginas |
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... tion advanced . Coincidences , indeed , are in their essence simply devel- opments of chance ; capricious , intermittent , irregular , and desultory in their happenings . Such likewise are isolated parallelisms , and therefore the ...
... tion advanced . Coincidences , indeed , are in their essence simply devel- opments of chance ; capricious , intermittent , irregular , and desultory in their happenings . Such likewise are isolated parallelisms , and therefore the ...
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... tion : " Tempest stands very high in the list of Shakespeare's dramas ; in some respects it is his supreme work . Its wonderful types , its perfect symmetrical structure , its bright poetic language , but , above all , its profound ...
... tion : " Tempest stands very high in the list of Shakespeare's dramas ; in some respects it is his supreme work . Its wonderful types , its perfect symmetrical structure , its bright poetic language , but , above all , its profound ...
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... tion to have been designed and meditated from the first , and purposely shadowed out . . . . Then again there is a conformity and significance in the very names , which must be clear to everybody . Metis , Jupiter's wife AND HIS ...
... tion to have been designed and meditated from the first , and purposely shadowed out . . . . Then again there is a conformity and significance in the very names , which must be clear to everybody . Metis , Jupiter's wife AND HIS ...
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... tion of the plays that the New Shakespeare Society , after differed , therein you do but please yourself ; it will never move the Court at all . " - Case de Rege Inconsulto . But this play upon poetry was based upon a profound phil ...
... tion of the plays that the New Shakespeare Society , after differed , therein you do but please yourself ; it will never move the Court at all . " - Case de Rege Inconsulto . But this play upon poetry was based upon a profound phil ...
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Theron Soliman Eugene Dixon. discussion , endorsed Richard Grant White's interpreta- tion , as meaning " woman . " But possibly the word is used here in another and more special sense , distinctively pecu- liar , and arising out of a ...
Theron Soliman Eugene Dixon. discussion , endorsed Richard Grant White's interpreta- tion , as meaning " woman . " But possibly the word is used here in another and more special sense , distinctively pecu- liar , and arising out of a ...
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