Shakespeare the Professional, and Related StudiesElsevier Science & Technology Books, 1973 - 237 oldal |
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... lines were from the speech of Jacobean England . This same fear of rhetoric has bedevilled a large number of recent productions of Shakespeare . David Warner is an excellent actor and he gave us an unforgettable portrait of Henry VI ...
... lines were from the speech of Jacobean England . This same fear of rhetoric has bedevilled a large number of recent productions of Shakespeare . David Warner is an excellent actor and he gave us an unforgettable portrait of Henry VI ...
51. oldal
... lines , through the lines , on the lines , but never between the lines'44 - and he went out of his way to conceal the rhetorical artifice and word - music of the great Towton speech . - On the subject of cutting the text of ...
... lines , through the lines , on the lines , but never between the lines'44 - and he went out of his way to conceal the rhetorical artifice and word - music of the great Towton speech . - On the subject of cutting the text of ...
207. oldal
... lines are manifestly weak , they are not weaker than numerous lines in Shakespeare's acknowledged works ; and even if the lines were too bad for Shakespeare , there are others too good for some unknown poetaster , and , perhaps , too ...
... lines are manifestly weak , they are not weaker than numerous lines in Shakespeare's acknowledged works ; and even if the lines were too bad for Shakespeare , there are others too good for some unknown poetaster , and , perhaps , too ...
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PREFACE ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 1 Shakespeare the Professional | 1 |
Shakespeares Poets | 2 |
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