Shakespearean Criticism: Excerpts from the Criticism of William Shakespeare's Plays and Poetry, from the First Published Appraisals to Current Evaluations, Volume 9Gale Research Company, 1984 |
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... says chattering Valeria . Virgilia murmurs : " The gods grant them true ! " [ II . i . 141 ] . " True ! Pow - wow ! " [ II . i . 141 ] says Volumnia , in hateful scorn ; one can see her sudden turn , hear her rasping voice . Virgilia is ...
... says chattering Valeria . Virgilia murmurs : " The gods grant them true ! " [ II . i . 141 ] . " True ! Pow - wow ! " [ II . i . 141 ] says Volumnia , in hateful scorn ; one can see her sudden turn , hear her rasping voice . Virgilia is ...
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... says Coriolanus himself when he is being exiled . Aufidius on the march to Rome says that he ' fights dragon - like ' [ IV . vii . 23 ] . The course of the play , from man into monster , is perfectly clear . What becomes inhuman is the ...
... says Coriolanus himself when he is being exiled . Aufidius on the march to Rome says that he ' fights dragon - like ' [ IV . vii . 23 ] . The course of the play , from man into monster , is perfectly clear . What becomes inhuman is the ...
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... says , in the interest of avoiding ' confusion ' [ III . i . 110 ] . But the hero who pleads for order and who fears revolution , speaks revolutionary doctrines . He of course in- tends a counter - revolution ; but he very nearly sets a ...
... says , in the interest of avoiding ' confusion ' [ III . i . 110 ] . But the hero who pleads for order and who fears revolution , speaks revolutionary doctrines . He of course in- tends a counter - revolution ; but he very nearly sets a ...
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