Julius Caesar'Daniell's edition is a hefty piece of serious scholarship that makes a genuine contribution.'Eric Rasmussen, University of Nevada at Reno, Shakespeare Survey'This is a stimulating new look at a play which is too often exhibited in a critical museum.' Paul Dean, English Studies 81,1, |
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... turn ' at the eighth line . Though there is not often straight rhyme , many of the other char- acteristics remain . Take , for example , the moment in 1 Henry IV 3.2 when the King and Prince are first together and in private , a father ...
... turn ' at the eighth line . Though there is not often straight rhyme , many of the other char- acteristics remain . Take , for example , the moment in 1 Henry IV 3.2 when the King and Prince are first together and in private , a father ...
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William Shakespeare David Daniell. The verb has unexpected riches . ' Path ' may turn out to con- tain a shadowy ... turns suddenly , and for ever , quite without apparent cause , and to our everlasting gratitude , into a preposterous ...
William Shakespeare David Daniell. The verb has unexpected riches . ' Path ' may turn out to con- tain a shadowy ... turns suddenly , and for ever , quite without apparent cause , and to our everlasting gratitude , into a preposterous ...
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... turn out to be unpleasantly close to the truth ' ( Ard2 ) . shrewdly seriously , as well as astutely ( OED adv . 5 ... turns . From his first line , Antony's speech diminishes the con- spirators : it combines high personal grief and ...
... turn out to be unpleasantly close to the truth ' ( Ard2 ) . shrewdly seriously , as well as astutely ( OED adv . 5 ... turns . From his first line , Antony's speech diminishes the con- spirators : it combines high personal grief and ...
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