Lectures on the Literature of the Age of Elizabeth: And Characters of Shakespear's PlaysGeorge Bell, 1890 - 515ÆäÀÌÁö |
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... reason- able bounds ! There is not a lower ambition , a poorer way of thought , than that which would confine all excellence , or arrogate its final accomplishment to the present or modern times . We ordinarily speak and think of those ...
... reason- able bounds ! There is not a lower ambition , a poorer way of thought , than that which would confine all excellence , or arrogate its final accomplishment to the present or modern times . We ordinarily speak and think of those ...
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... reason and consummation of phi- losophy , because we knew nothing twenty or thirty years ago , and began to think then , for the first time in our lives , that the rest of mankind were in the same predicament , and never knew anything ...
... reason and consummation of phi- losophy , because we knew nothing twenty or thirty years ago , and began to think then , for the first time in our lives , that the rest of mankind were in the same predicament , and never knew anything ...
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... reason ; and for this purpose , sets at defiance all mortal conse- quences , and leagues himself with demoniacal power , with " fate and metaphysical aid . " The idea of witch- craft and necromancy , once the dread of the vulgar and the ...
... reason ; and for this purpose , sets at defiance all mortal conse- quences , and leagues himself with demoniacal power , with " fate and metaphysical aid . " The idea of witch- craft and necromancy , once the dread of the vulgar and the ...
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... reason but want of interest in his subject , and , further , the best and most affecting situations and bursts of feeling are too evidently imitations of Shak- speare . Thus the unexpected meeting between Andru- gio and Lucio , in the ...
... reason but want of interest in his subject , and , further , the best and most affecting situations and bursts of feeling are too evidently imitations of Shak- speare . Thus the unexpected meeting between Andru- gio and Lucio , in the ...
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... reasons for devoting himself to the sex generally , and Hercules ' description of the different qualifications of different men , will also be found to contain excellent specimens , both of style and matter . The disguise of Hercules as ...
... reasons for devoting himself to the sex generally , and Hercules ' description of the different qualifications of different men , will also be found to contain excellent specimens , both of style and matter . The disguise of Hercules as ...
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