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 166
... thing I do is go through my text and cross out all stage directions . JWRM . What text do you use ? DS . For Lear we used - not necessarily because of its value as a text — we used the New Penguin Shakespeare , merely be- cause of its ...
... thing I do is go through my text and cross out all stage directions . JWRM . What text do you use ? DS . For Lear we used - not necessarily because of its value as a text — we used the New Penguin Shakespeare , merely be- cause of its ...
Page 197
... thing that is noble in feature , every thing that is graceful in de- meanour , every thing that is grand and dignified in person ; in short , bating his colour , " he looks an angel and he moves a god . " What triumph would Shakspeare ...
... thing that is noble in feature , every thing that is graceful in de- meanour , every thing that is grand and dignified in person ; in short , bating his colour , " he looks an angel and he moves a god . " What triumph would Shakspeare ...
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... thing : that I could easily have gone to this fellow's farm , met his wife . Then one day I would go without being asked , and he would come upon me with his wife . I would get up rather hastily or something like that , you see , and ...
... thing : that I could easily have gone to this fellow's farm , met his wife . Then one day I would go without being asked , and he would come upon me with his wife . I would get up rather hastily or something like that , you see , and ...
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