Shakespearean Criticism: Excerpts from the Criticism of William Shakespeare's Plays and Poetry, from the First Published Appraisals to Current Evaluations, 第 40 巻Gale Research Company, 1984 |
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... youth and the first seventeen sonnets . The sonnets issue plenty of invita- tions which legitimize biographical speculation . Pri- vate audience , manuscript circulation , publication pi- rated , obvious address to a single youth ...
... youth and the first seventeen sonnets . The sonnets issue plenty of invita- tions which legitimize biographical speculation . Pri- vate audience , manuscript circulation , publication pi- rated , obvious address to a single youth ...
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... youth to flatter himself . He writes to eternalize the youth , to eternalize beauty it- self , not poor old Will . Thus the occasional sonnet which opines that when Shakespeare's arts of style decay into unfashion , the golden youth's ...
... youth to flatter himself . He writes to eternalize the youth , to eternalize beauty it- self , not poor old Will . Thus the occasional sonnet which opines that when Shakespeare's arts of style decay into unfashion , the golden youth's ...
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... youth's fair lineaments , social distinction had been maintained ; in praising the mistress's dark colours , social distinction is confounded . This reverses the modern ranking of the ' Two loves ' that has found one unspeakable and the ...
... youth's fair lineaments , social distinction had been maintained ; in praising the mistress's dark colours , social distinction is confounded . This reverses the modern ranking of the ' Two loves ' that has found one unspeakable and the ...
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