Shakespeare: New Views for OldC. Palmer, 1930 - 165 pagina's |
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Pagina 54
... praise self - praise " a fault that Shakespeare always condemns - and so we find him suggesting an imaginary separation of his muse from himself , so that he can praise himself whilst seemingly bestowing his worship on another . In ...
... praise self - praise " a fault that Shakespeare always condemns - and so we find him suggesting an imaginary separation of his muse from himself , so that he can praise himself whilst seemingly bestowing his worship on another . In ...
Pagina 55
... praise to mine own self bring ? And what is it but mine own when I praise thee ? So we It would have been no lack of manners for the poet to have praised another individual . But by " the better part " of himself he obviously means his ...
... praise to mine own self bring ? And what is it but mine own when I praise thee ? So we It would have been no lack of manners for the poet to have praised another individual . But by " the better part " of himself he obviously means his ...
Pagina 67
... praise of the mutual object of their adora- tion as his Rival does so with such precious phrases flowing from his " golden quill " : My tongue - tied Muse in manners holds her still , While comments of your praise , richly compil'd ...
... praise of the mutual object of their adora- tion as his Rival does so with such precious phrases flowing from his " golden quill " : My tongue - tied Muse in manners holds her still , While comments of your praise , richly compil'd ...
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