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... tion playhouse was very unlike the Eliza- bethan theater for which Shakspere wrote and in which Burbage acted . Even more apparent is the difference between the theater of Dionysus at Athens and the Roman theater at Orange . These ...
... tion playhouse was very unlike the Eliza- bethan theater for which Shakspere wrote and in which Burbage acted . Even more apparent is the difference between the theater of Dionysus at Athens and the Roman theater at Orange . These ...
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... tion , the drama is certain hereafter to be less oratorical , less rhetorical , less bom- to the stage - picture what the frame is to the easel picture : it should separate the stage - picture from the surroundings , just as a painted ...
... tion , the drama is certain hereafter to be less oratorical , less rhetorical , less bom- to the stage - picture what the frame is to the easel picture : it should separate the stage - picture from the surroundings , just as a painted ...
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... tion or transposition the tra- gedies of Sophocles , composed in accordance with the condi- tions of the immense open - air theater of Athens , and also tion playhouse . The picture - frame stage may be superior to its several ...
... tion or transposition the tra- gedies of Sophocles , composed in accordance with the condi- tions of the immense open - air theater of Athens , and also tion playhouse . The picture - frame stage may be superior to its several ...
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... tion that was instinctive with him . Realism could scarcely go further than in the rendering of the castled , turreted back- ground , and the people who look from the windows or sit at table or crowd the fore- ground , and the costumes ...
... tion that was instinctive with him . Realism could scarcely go further than in the rendering of the castled , turreted back- ground , and the people who look from the windows or sit at table or crowd the fore- ground , and the costumes ...
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... tion of trypsin . Under these conditions the larva developed perfectly , and gave birth to large flies . Such experiments , together with others previously cited , lead us to conclude that certain intestinal microbes are really use- ful ...
... tion of trypsin . Under these conditions the larva developed perfectly , and gave birth to large flies . Such experiments , together with others previously cited , lead us to conclude that certain intestinal microbes are really use- ful ...
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