Liber Amoris: And Dramatic CriticismsP. Nevill, 1948 - 426 ページ |
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... given circumstances : Shake- speare exhibited also the possible and the fantastical , -not only what things are in themselves , but whatever they might seem to be , their different reflections , their endless combinations . He lent his ...
... given circumstances : Shake- speare exhibited also the possible and the fantastical , -not only what things are in themselves , but whatever they might seem to be , their different reflections , their endless combinations . He lent his ...
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... given an adequate idea of the wild preternatural interest of the story of Honoria . Cimon and Iphigene is by no means one of the best , notwithstanding the popularity of the subject . The proof of unalterable affection given in the ...
... given an adequate idea of the wild preternatural interest of the story of Honoria . Cimon and Iphigene is by no means one of the best , notwithstanding the popularity of the subject . The proof of unalterable affection given in the ...
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... given to prayer ; he is something peevish that way ; but nobody but has his fault ' . The Welsh Parson , Sir Hugh Evans ( a title which in those days was given to the clergy ) is an excellent character in all respects . He is as ...
... given to prayer ; he is something peevish that way ; but nobody but has his fault ' . The Welsh Parson , Sir Hugh Evans ( a title which in those days was given to the clergy ) is an excellent character in all respects . He is as ...
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