The Truth about ShylockRandom House, 1962 - 369 oldal |
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211. oldal
... reason and therefore will give no reason for wishing to kill Antonio . Now , it might be asked : If indeed Shylock has so overpowering a greed for money as has been thus far depicted , why has he not ac- cepted the offer of Antonio's ...
... reason and therefore will give no reason for wishing to kill Antonio . Now , it might be asked : If indeed Shylock has so overpowering a greed for money as has been thus far depicted , why has he not ac- cepted the offer of Antonio's ...
212. oldal
... reason and therefore will give no reason for his villainy : Demand me nothing . What you know , you know . From this time forth I never will speak word . ( V , ii , 301-4 ) These are , indeed , the last words he speaks in the play : he ...
... reason and therefore will give no reason for his villainy : Demand me nothing . What you know , you know . From this time forth I never will speak word . ( V , ii , 301-4 ) These are , indeed , the last words he speaks in the play : he ...
217. oldal
... reason . The case of Antonio's " I am to learn " is a similar one . The unfinished pentameter allows the actor to pause and ruminate on the possible reasons for a melancholy he himself does not understand . ] Griffith ascribes the ...
... reason . The case of Antonio's " I am to learn " is a similar one . The unfinished pentameter allows the actor to pause and ruminate on the possible reasons for a melancholy he himself does not understand . ] Griffith ascribes the ...
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