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William Shakespeare. EX LIBRIS і Умере LBOV ESCORNA THE SCENE IN THE TEMPLE GARDEN . ( KING HENRY.
William Shakespeare. EX LIBRIS і Умере LBOV ESCORNA THE SCENE IN THE TEMPLE GARDEN . ( KING HENRY.
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For more than three - quarters of a century there has been no further attempt to issue an edition of Shakspere which should combine in its engraved illustrations not only a pictorial embodiment of the scene selected , but , from the ...
For more than three - quarters of a century there has been no further attempt to issue an edition of Shakspere which should combine in its engraved illustrations not only a pictorial embodiment of the scene selected , but , from the ...
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J PFTTIE RA PINXT F. A. HEATH , SCULPT J. A.HOUSTON , R.S.A.PINXT LONDON . VIRILE & CO M.TER. THE SCENE IN THE TEMPLE GARDEN . ( KING HENRY VI FIRST PART ) LONDON VIRTUE & C LIMITED D.MACLISE , RA , PAINTER . HAMLET . LONDON ,.
J PFTTIE RA PINXT F. A. HEATH , SCULPT J. A.HOUSTON , R.S.A.PINXT LONDON . VIRILE & CO M.TER. THE SCENE IN THE TEMPLE GARDEN . ( KING HENRY VI FIRST PART ) LONDON VIRTUE & C LIMITED D.MACLISE , RA , PAINTER . HAMLET . LONDON ,.
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... had a very vague idea of the scenes which are here presented to us ; and , as it is , the poet has left just such an amount of vagueness as is quite compatible with the free conduct of his plot . He is not here dramatizing history .
... had a very vague idea of the scenes which are here presented to us ; and , as it is , the poet has left just such an amount of vagueness as is quite compatible with the free conduct of his plot . He is not here dramatizing history .
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We cannot sit for two hours enchained to the one scene which equally represents Verona or . Milan , Rome or London , and ask no aid to our senses beyond what the poet supplies us in his dialogue . We must now have changing scenes ...
We cannot sit for two hours enchained to the one scene which equally represents Verona or . Milan , Rome or London , and ask no aid to our senses beyond what the poet supplies us in his dialogue . We must now have changing scenes ...
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Bibliografische gegevens
| Titel | The Works of Shakespere |
| Auteur | William Shakespeare |
| Uitgever | Virtue, 183? |
| Oorspronkelijk uit | la Biblioteca de Catalunya |
| Gedigitaliseerd | 9 okt 2009 |
| Lengte | 16 pagina's |
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