Shakespeare-characters; Chiefly Those SubordinateSmith, Elder & Company, 1863 - 521 páginas |
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... death of twenty thousand men , That for a fantasy and trick of fame , Go to their graves like beds . " This greatly reasoning scene is never represented on the stage ; and , by the way , it has not unfrequently been the practice to ...
... death of twenty thousand men , That for a fantasy and trick of fame , Go to their graves like beds . " This greatly reasoning scene is never represented on the stage ; and , by the way , it has not unfrequently been the practice to ...
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... death ; and only consented to survive him that he might redeem his character with the world . It is worthy of notice , that Horatio's speeches , after the first scene , consist almost entirely of simple assents to the obser- vations of ...
... death ; and only consented to survive him that he might redeem his character with the world . It is worthy of notice , that Horatio's speeches , after the first scene , consist almost entirely of simple assents to the obser- vations of ...
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... death , in an ecstacy of genuine passion , he says " I loved her above forty thousand brothers ! " And he would not have used that language had his intercourse with her been a merely illicit one . — As to that branch of the critic's ...
... death , in an ecstacy of genuine passion , he says " I loved her above forty thousand brothers ! " And he would not have used that language had his intercourse with her been a merely illicit one . — As to that branch of the critic's ...
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... death of twenty thousand men , That for a fantasy and trick of fame , Go to their graves like beds ; fight for a plot Whereon the numbers cannot try the cause , Which is not tomb enough , and continent , To hide the slain . " I have ...
... death of twenty thousand men , That for a fantasy and trick of fame , Go to their graves like beds ; fight for a plot Whereon the numbers cannot try the cause , Which is not tomb enough , and continent , To hide the slain . " I have ...
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... death , " casting its shadow " across the mind of Hamlet , draws from him that affecting confession to his bosom friend , Horatio ; and which , as associated with all the circumstances of his unhappy mission , together with the deep and ...
... death , " casting its shadow " across the mind of Hamlet , draws from him that affecting confession to his bosom friend , Horatio ; and which , as associated with all the circumstances of his unhappy mission , together with the deep and ...
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