In Shakespeare's DayJames Vincent Cunningham Fawcett Publications, 1970 - 351 pages |
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Page 114
... appear to be truly agitated — the anger of those who appear to be truly angry . Hence it is that poetry demands either great natural quickness of parts , or an enthusiasm allied to madness 114 LITERARY - DRAMATIC CRITICISM : THE TRADITION.
... appear to be truly agitated — the anger of those who appear to be truly angry . Hence it is that poetry demands either great natural quickness of parts , or an enthusiasm allied to madness 114 LITERARY - DRAMATIC CRITICISM : THE TRADITION.
Page 117
... appear proba- ble to such things as , though possible , appear improbable . Far from producing a plan made up of improbable incidents , he should , if possible , admit no one circumstance of that kind ; or , if he does , it should be ...
... appear proba- ble to such things as , though possible , appear improbable . Far from producing a plan made up of improbable incidents , he should , if possible , admit no one circumstance of that kind ; or , if he does , it should be ...
Page 149
... appear on the stage , for I know that Your Excellency saw in the time of your illustrious father how unhappily that comedy turned out that was rep- resented with but five actors , and with what great difficulty ( though the argument was ...
... appear on the stage , for I know that Your Excellency saw in the time of your illustrious father how unhappily that comedy turned out that was rep- resented with but five actors , and with what great difficulty ( though the argument was ...
Contents
Introduction by J V Cunningham page | 11 |
Queen Elizabeth at Greenwich | 17 |
Julius Caesar at the Globe 1599 | 27 |
Copyright | |
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