The Stratford Shakspere, ed. by C. Knight, Volúmenes1-4 |
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... never broken down the distinction , as other writers have done , between what is worthy to be loved and imitated , and what to be pitied and shunned . We have no moral monsters in Shakspere , no generous housebreakers , no philanthropic ...
... never broken down the distinction , as other writers have done , between what is worthy to be loved and imitated , and what to be pitied and shunned . We have no moral monsters in Shakspere , no generous housebreakers , no philanthropic ...
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... never was a period , however low its standard of taste , when many a votary did not feel a breathless awe as he entered such cathedrals as York and Lincoln , and had his devotion raised and refined by the matchless beauty and sublimity ...
... never was a period , however low its standard of taste , when many a votary did not feel a breathless awe as he entered such cathedrals as York and Lincoln , and had his devotion raised and refined by the matchless beauty and sublimity ...
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... never was a period when the love and reverence which England now bears him were not most ardently che- rished in the hearts of the best and the most influential of the people those who thought for themselves . who scoffed at his art , never ...
... never was a period when the love and reverence which England now bears him were not most ardently che- rished in the hearts of the best and the most influential of the people those who thought for themselves . who scoffed at his art , never ...
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... never have been assumed at all , had not Rowe , setting out upon a false theory , that , because in the works of Shakspere , " we scarce find any traces of anything that looks like an imitation of the ancients , " held that therefore ...
... never have been assumed at all , had not Rowe , setting out upon a false theory , that , because in the works of Shakspere , " we scarce find any traces of anything that looks like an imitation of the ancients , " held that therefore ...
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... never attempted to dispute the existence of the learning which was displayed in the direct pedantry of his contempo- raries . " If , " said Hales of Eton , " he had not read the classics , he had likewise not stolen from them ...
... never attempted to dispute the existence of the learning which was displayed in the direct pedantry of his contempo- raries . " If , " said Hales of Eton , " he had not read the classics , he had likewise not stolen from them ...
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