ShakespeareCape, 1970 - 272 pagina's In this magnificent portrait if Shakespeare's world, the life of England's greatest playwright is recreated by one of the great novelists of our day. |
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... dead , inhabited a higher plane of reality than the English , dead or living . The English language , being alive , moving and untidy , lacked the calm and finished patterns that Lily laid out on his anatomist's slab . Admittedly ...
... dead , inhabited a higher plane of reality than the English , dead or living . The English language , being alive , moving and untidy , lacked the calm and finished patterns that Lily laid out on his anatomist's slab . Admittedly ...
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... dead men's fingers call them . The ' grosser name ' is bulls ' pizzles . This periphrastic information about flower- naming is so irrelevant here ( after all , a queen is telling a distracted young man about his sister's death ) that ...
... dead men's fingers call them . The ' grosser name ' is bulls ' pizzles . This periphrastic information about flower- naming is so irrelevant here ( after all , a queen is telling a distracted young man about his sister's death ) that ...
Pagina 248
... dead wife who is not really dead , attempted murder , miracles , and there is no room for character develop- ment . We can see Shakespeare's hand in the fishermen's dialogue and in the brothel scene ( ' We were never so much out of ...
... dead wife who is not really dead , attempted murder , miracles , and there is no room for character develop- ment . We can see Shakespeare's hand in the fishermen's dialogue and in the brothel scene ( ' We were never so much out of ...
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