Six Great Playwrights: Sophocles, Shakespeare, Moliére, Sheridan, Ibsen, ShawHamish Hamilton, 1960 - 192페이지 |
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... final issue of the story , like that of all Greek plays , is of course foreknown . The legend , of which the play is concerned with a crucial incident , is as follows . Laius , King of Thebes , was told by an oracle of Apollo that he ...
... final issue of the story , like that of all Greek plays , is of course foreknown . The legend , of which the play is concerned with a crucial incident , is as follows . Laius , King of Thebes , was told by an oracle of Apollo that he ...
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... final impulse to forgive comes from his spirit of spirits , Ariel , who riding like poetry itself on the curled clouds , or doing business in the veins of the earth , or fetching dew at midnight from the still - vexed Ber- moothes , has ...
... final impulse to forgive comes from his spirit of spirits , Ariel , who riding like poetry itself on the curled clouds , or doing business in the veins of the earth , or fetching dew at midnight from the still - vexed Ber- moothes , has ...
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... final revision . But that was not Molière's way . He was a player first : his concern was for the success of his troupe , of which he was the leader * and manager , and his task was to provide them with matter pour faire rire ( as he ...
... final revision . But that was not Molière's way . He was a player first : his concern was for the success of his troupe , of which he was the leader * and manager , and his task was to provide them with matter pour faire rire ( as he ...
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