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Pagina 258
... regard to the sources from whence Shakespeare drew his materials , it is generally admitted , that in common with his contem- poraries in the dramatic art , he used up old plays . Emerson says that " he esteemed the mass of old plays as ...
... regard to the sources from whence Shakespeare drew his materials , it is generally admitted , that in common with his contem- poraries in the dramatic art , he used up old plays . Emerson says that " he esteemed the mass of old plays as ...
Pagina 319
... regard to many parts of Bacon's conduct , Mr. Spedding will probably establish , what he states to be his opinion with regard to his connexion with Essex ; His conduct was much misunderstood at the ' time by persons who had no means of ...
... regard to many parts of Bacon's conduct , Mr. Spedding will probably establish , what he states to be his opinion with regard to his connexion with Essex ; His conduct was much misunderstood at the ' time by persons who had no means of ...
Pagina 78
... regard them as belonging to that class of writings - represented by the ' Essays of Elia ' - of which the chief ... regards a sentence as a mean for the expression of a thought : Lamb plays and dallies with it , and lingers to listen to ...
... regard them as belonging to that class of writings - represented by the ' Essays of Elia ' - of which the chief ... regards a sentence as a mean for the expression of a thought : Lamb plays and dallies with it , and lingers to listen to ...
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