Memorials of Shakspeare: Or, Sketches of His Character and GeniusH. Colburn, 1828 - 494 страница |
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... with Mr. Boaden's publication , appeared " The Life of Shakspeare ; Enquiries into the Originality of his Dramatic Plots and • Vide vol . 1. p . 34 . Characters ; and Essays on the Ancient Theatres and Theatrical PREFATORY ESSAY . 61.
... with Mr. Boaden's publication , appeared " The Life of Shakspeare ; Enquiries into the Originality of his Dramatic Plots and • Vide vol . 1. p . 34 . Characters ; and Essays on the Ancient Theatres and Theatrical PREFATORY ESSAY . 61.
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... Theatres and Theatrical Usages . " By Augustine Skottowe . Two volumes 8vo . The Biography of Shakspeare in this work , which , with an Appendix of Notes , occupies rather better than a third part of the first volume , is writ- ten with ...
... Theatres and Theatrical Usages . " By Augustine Skottowe . Two volumes 8vo . The Biography of Shakspeare in this work , which , with an Appendix of Notes , occupies rather better than a third part of the first volume , is writ- ten with ...
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... theatre , when tried by those principles , will be found not to have violated any of the unities , if they are largely and liberally un- derstood . I have no doubt that Mr. Schlegel's criticism will be found to have proved this point in ...
... theatre , when tried by those principles , will be found not to have violated any of the unities , if they are largely and liberally un- derstood . I have no doubt that Mr. Schlegel's criticism will be found to have proved this point in ...
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... theatre , and he viewed the drama as his business , on it he exerted all his intellect and power ; but when he had feelings intense and secret to express , he had recourse to a form of writing with which his habits had rendered him less ...
... theatre , and he viewed the drama as his business , on it he exerted all his intellect and power ; but when he had feelings intense and secret to express , he had recourse to a form of writing with which his habits had rendered him less ...
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... theatres . Shakspeare did not imitate the ancients ; nor , like Racine , did he feed his genius upon the Gre- cian tragedies . He composed one piece upon a Greek subject , Troilus and Cressida ; in which the manners in the time of Homer ...
... theatres . Shakspeare did not imitate the ancients ; nor , like Racine , did he feed his genius upon the Gre- cian tragedies . He composed one piece upon a Greek subject , Troilus and Cressida ; in which the manners in the time of Homer ...
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