The Truth about ShylockRandom House, 1962 - 369 oldal |
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120. oldal
... choose the gold casket , it is not at all out of greed . " Who chooseth me shall gain what many men desire , " he ... choose by show , Not learning more than the fond eye doth teach . • * The Elizabethan ratio of the value of silver to ...
... choose the gold casket , it is not at all out of greed . " Who chooseth me shall gain what many men desire , " he ... choose by show , Not learning more than the fond eye doth teach . • * The Elizabethan ratio of the value of silver to ...
235. oldal
... choose the wrong casket , but Shakespeare has made the Moor far superior to the Spaniard , despite his color . Morocco thinks rather well of himself , but better of Portia ; when he will choose " the contrary casket , " we shall feel ...
... choose the wrong casket , but Shakespeare has made the Moor far superior to the Spaniard , despite his color . Morocco thinks rather well of himself , but better of Portia ; when he will choose " the contrary casket , " we shall feel ...
317. oldal
... choose ... Love that inflames thy heart inspire thy eyes , To choose aught where Portia is the prize . The caskets themselves are offstage ; naturally , therefore , the song in which Portia so endearingly plays upon Bassanio's ...
... choose ... Love that inflames thy heart inspire thy eyes , To choose aught where Portia is the prize . The caskets themselves are offstage ; naturally , therefore , the song in which Portia so endearingly plays upon Bassanio's ...
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