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In the Discoveries , after speaking of Bacon's eloquence , he observes , " his language was nobly censorious , where he could spare or pass by a jest " . Macaulay , who has few superiors as a critic of literary style and few inferiors ...
In the Discoveries , after speaking of Bacon's eloquence , he observes , " his language was nobly censorious , where he could spare or pass by a jest " . Macaulay , who has few superiors as a critic of literary style and few inferiors ...
Pagina 15
When he arrived at the French Court an object - lesson met his eye which had a far - reaching effect on the language and literature of the AngloSaxon race . The Pléiade , led by Ronsard , were at the height of their fame .
When he arrived at the French Court an object - lesson met his eye which had a far - reaching effect on the language and literature of the AngloSaxon race . The Pléiade , led by Ronsard , were at the height of their fame .
Pagina 74
But perhaps the most extraordinary and significant language in the play is to be found in connection with Timon's death . His last words are : Lips , let sour words go by and language end What is amiss , plague and infection mend !
But perhaps the most extraordinary and significant language in the play is to be found in connection with Timon's death . His last words are : Lips , let sour words go by and language end What is amiss , plague and infection mend !
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allusions appear beauty beginning called cause CHAPTER character Comedy compared Court death described doth doubt Drayton Elizabethan English epigram errors Essay evidence expression eyes fact father Folio Fortune Francis Bacon genius gifts give given Hamlet hand hath heart Henry interest Italy John Jonson King knowledge known lady language learning letters lines live Lord Lost manner matter means mentioned mind Muse nature never night noted object observes philosophy play player poem poet Poetry praise present printed Prospero published reason reference remarkable says scene seems servants Shake Shakespeare Shakspere Sonnets speak speech spirit stage strange Stratford sweet thee things thou thought Timon truth turn verse writing written wrote youth
Bibliografische gegevens
| Titel | Shakespeare: New Views for Old |
| Auteur | Roderick Lewis Eagle |
| Uitgever | Rider, 1943 |
| Oorspronkelijk uit | Ohio State University |
| Gedigitaliseerd | 30 aug 2018 |
| Lengte | 112 pagina's |
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