Shakespearean Criticism: Excerpts from the Criticism of William Shakespeare's Plays and Poetry, from the First Published Appraisals to Current Evaluations, Volume 11Gale Research Company, 1984 |
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Page 393
... death and love I'm torn - I am distracted ! But death's strongest - And I must leave thee , Juliet ! O cruel , cursed fate ! -in sight of heav'n- Jul : Thou rav'st - lean on my breast- Rom : Fathers have flinty hearts , no tears can ...
... death and love I'm torn - I am distracted ! But death's strongest - And I must leave thee , Juliet ! O cruel , cursed fate ! -in sight of heav'n- Jul : Thou rav'st - lean on my breast- Rom : Fathers have flinty hearts , no tears can ...
Page 486
... death of Mercutio , with an ingenious solution to the especially difficult scene in which the Capulets and the Nurse rhetorically and repetitively lament the apparent death of Ju- liet . Here Michael Bogdanov was able to draw upon the ...
... death of Mercutio , with an ingenious solution to the especially difficult scene in which the Capulets and the Nurse rhetorically and repetitively lament the apparent death of Ju- liet . Here Michael Bogdanov was able to draw upon the ...
Page 504
... death " accepts the challenge , but the agony of death does not " countervail the exchange of joy " [ II . vi . 4 ] that one short minute gives him in her presence . Here Shakespeares's treatment of the love - episode differs from that ...
... death " accepts the challenge , but the agony of death does not " countervail the exchange of joy " [ II . vi . 4 ] that one short minute gives him in her presence . Here Shakespeares's treatment of the love - episode differs from that ...
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