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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... speaking has improved a little at Stratford in recent years , but it is still far from good , although this Lear has ... speak , say that the future holds nothing worse than the present . " And worse I may be yet " [ IV . i . 27 ] . Lear ...
... speaking has improved a little at Stratford in recent years , but it is still far from good , although this Lear has ... speak , say that the future holds nothing worse than the present . " And worse I may be yet " [ IV . i . 27 ] . Lear ...
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... speak word , [ V. ii . 303-04 ] Booth's utterance was accompanied by a hideous grinding of his teeth , as if , indeed , torments could never make him speak . He was then led away , to stand , waiting , till suddenly the Moor stabbed ...
... speak word , [ V. ii . 303-04 ] Booth's utterance was accompanied by a hideous grinding of his teeth , as if , indeed , torments could never make him speak . He was then led away , to stand , waiting , till suddenly the Moor stabbed ...
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... speak while she draws the inner- stage curtains ) , leaving them alone . The recorders could play for the dance at Capulet's too . But a consort of viols is perhaps likelier here , for there is dialogue throughout the music , and one ...
... speak while she draws the inner- stage curtains ) , leaving them alone . The recorders could play for the dance at Capulet's too . But a consort of viols is perhaps likelier here , for there is dialogue throughout the music , and one ...
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