A Literary History of EnglandLongmans, Green and Company, 1929 - 392 pagina's |
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Pagina 65
... Shakespeare himself , as we may learn from Hamlet , had his own difficulties with the groundlings . Actors , it seems , would sometimes spoil a good speech by adding something of their own to amuse the " barren " spectators . In the ...
... Shakespeare himself , as we may learn from Hamlet , had his own difficulties with the groundlings . Actors , it seems , would sometimes spoil a good speech by adding something of their own to amuse the " barren " spectators . In the ...
Pagina 69
... Shakespeare's Histories , indeed , are greatly unlike the old chronicle plays which preceded them . Peele's Edward I , for instance , is rather a pageant than a drama . The scenes follow each . other in chronological order , and the ...
... Shakespeare's Histories , indeed , are greatly unlike the old chronicle plays which preceded them . Peele's Edward I , for instance , is rather a pageant than a drama . The scenes follow each . other in chronological order , and the ...
Pagina 81
... Shakespeare wrote after King Lear are among his very finest works , but his art was obviously passing into a new phase , one that is best described as lateness . " He begins to take the liberties of a man who has conquered every ...
... Shakespeare wrote after King Lear are among his very finest works , but his art was obviously passing into a new phase , one that is best described as lateness . " He begins to take the liberties of a man who has conquered every ...
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