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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Pagina 109
... poet whose lines are memorable – even to a rival who resents finding them so . ' Shake - scene ' is one of those jealous deformations of the great name to which the great name seems to lend itself - Shakebag and Shagbeard and even ...
... poet whose lines are memorable – even to a rival who resents finding them so . ' Shake - scene ' is one of those jealous deformations of the great name to which the great name seems to lend itself - Shakebag and Shagbeard and even ...
Pagina 124
... poet , wisheth the well - wishing adventurer in setting forth ' . It has usually been assumed that the ' Mr W. H. ' is the poet's own dedicatee , the man who begot the sonnets as a father begets a son , the fertiliser of the poet's ...
... poet , wisheth the well - wishing adventurer in setting forth ' . It has usually been assumed that the ' Mr W. H. ' is the poet's own dedicatee , the man who begot the sonnets as a father begets a son , the fertiliser of the poet's ...
Pagina 131
... poet pocula Castalia full of the crystal water of inspiration . But , thinks Chapman , the fleshiness of Shakespeare's poem in his mind , here is a poet too carnal for the rarefied element . Cattiness , but Shakespeare could be catty ...
... poet pocula Castalia full of the crystal water of inspiration . But , thinks Chapman , the fleshiness of Shakespeare's poem in his mind , here is a poet too carnal for the rarefied element . Cattiness , but Shakespeare could be catty ...
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