The New Moulton's Library of Literary Criticism, Volum 2Harold Bloom Chelsea House Publishers, 1985 - 650 pàgines Cover title: The New Moulton's. Contains criticism of William Shakespeare from 1592 to the turn of the twentieth century. |
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Pàgina 699
... Lord Chief Justice out of office , and thou shalt be my Lord Chief Justice of England . ' The reply of Ned resembles , even verbally , that of Falstaff when the Prince of Wales tells him ( Henry IV . Pt . i . , A. i . , Sc . 2. ) that ...
... Lord Chief Justice out of office , and thou shalt be my Lord Chief Justice of England . ' The reply of Ned resembles , even verbally , that of Falstaff when the Prince of Wales tells him ( Henry IV . Pt . i . , A. i . , Sc . 2. ) that ...
Pàgina 701
... lord , for us y ' are married men . Lord : The taming of a shrew , that's excellent sure . Go see that you make you readie straight , For you must play before a lord to - night . Say you are his men and I your fellow , Hee's something ...
... lord , for us y ' are married men . Lord : The taming of a shrew , that's excellent sure . Go see that you make you readie straight , For you must play before a lord to - night . Say you are his men and I your fellow , Hee's something ...
Pàgina 1015
... Lord Pembroke , who was born in 1580 , did not come to London till he was eighteen years of age , that is to say till 1598 , and Shakespeare's acquaintance with Mr. W.H. must have be- gun in 1594 , or at the latest in 1595. Shakespeare ...
... Lord Pembroke , who was born in 1580 , did not come to London till he was eighteen years of age , that is to say till 1598 , and Shakespeare's acquaintance with Mr. W.H. must have be- gun in 1594 , or at the latest in 1595. Shakespeare ...
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As You Like | 780 |
Much Ado about Nothing | 786 |
The Merry Wives of Windsor | 795 |
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