Shakespearean Criticism: Excerpts from the Criticism of William Shakespeare's Plays and Poetry, from the First Published Appraisals to Current Evaluations, Volume 38Gale Research Company, 1998 |
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Page 149
... speech spoken out - of - character in the Epi- logue does not really echo or amplify the sentiments . expressed in the speech spoken in character by the King of France a few moments before . In each in- stance , we do have , as ...
... speech spoken out - of - character in the Epi- logue does not really echo or amplify the sentiments . expressed in the speech spoken in character by the King of France a few moments before . In each in- stance , we do have , as ...
Page 170
... speech betrays shallowness of feeling . No wonder that such characters as Henry V and Hamlet are , as the latter ... speech of some dozen lines imploring her to recon- sider . But the lines are so brimming with metaphor that the speech ...
... speech betrays shallowness of feeling . No wonder that such characters as Henry V and Hamlet are , as the latter ... speech of some dozen lines imploring her to recon- sider . But the lines are so brimming with metaphor that the speech ...
Page 204
... speech on behalf of the four lovers . The women are confronted for the first time by the men since they renounced their vows to study books and who wish , instead , to study ladies ' eyes . When Moth tries to praise the ladies as " the ...
... speech on behalf of the four lovers . The women are confronted for the first time by the men since they renounced their vows to study books and who wish , instead , to study ladies ' eyes . When Moth tries to praise the ladies as " the ...
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