Shakespeare's First Part of King Henry VI, 1. bölümJ. M. Dent, 1895 - 141 sayfa |
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Sayfa iv
... scene in a countrie . O that I might intreate your rare wits to be imployed in more profitable courses : and let these Apes imitate your past excellence , and never more acquaint them with your admired inventions . Greene's Groatsworth ...
... scene in a countrie . O that I might intreate your rare wits to be imployed in more profitable courses : and let these Apes imitate your past excellence , and never more acquaint them with your admired inventions . Greene's Groatsworth ...
Sayfa v
... scene vii . , in spite of its rhyme , has the Shakespearian note , and is noteworthy * Cp . Coleridge , " If you do not feel the impossibility of [ these lines ] having been written by Shakespeare , all I dare suggest is , that you may ...
... scene vii . , in spite of its rhyme , has the Shakespearian note , and is noteworthy * Cp . Coleridge , " If you do not feel the impossibility of [ these lines ] having been written by Shakespeare , all I dare suggest is , that you may ...
Sayfa vi
... scene ( II . iv . ) , which is certainly Shakespeare's , though , judged by metrical peculiarities it may well have been added some years after 1591 . We may be sure that at no time in his career could he have been guilty of the crude ...
... scene ( II . iv . ) , which is certainly Shakespeare's , though , judged by metrical peculiarities it may well have been added some years after 1591 . We may be sure that at no time in his career could he have been guilty of the crude ...
Sayfa viii
... scenes . On the other hand , many of these latter passages are to be found ( it is true , often in an improved form ) in the Second ana Third Parts of Henry VI . , as printed in the Folio . Hence arises the most complex of Shakespearian ...
... scenes . On the other hand , many of these latter passages are to be found ( it is true , often in an improved form ) in the Second ana Third Parts of Henry VI . , as printed in the Folio . Hence arises the most complex of Shakespearian ...
Sayfa ix
... scene Shakespeare was revising the work of Marlowe and Greene ; " Act IV . Sc . x . S. and M. , G. " means that here Shakespeare and Marlowe were revising the work of Greene . Henry VI . Part II . - Act I. Sc . i . S. , M. and G .; Sc ...
... scene Shakespeare was revising the work of Marlowe and Greene ; " Act IV . Sc . x . S. and M. , G. " means that here Shakespeare and Marlowe were revising the work of Greene . Henry VI . Part II . - Act I. Sc . i . S. , M. and G .; Sc ...
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Sayfa iv - Yes, trust them not: for there is an upstart Crow, beautified with our feathers, that with his Tiger's heart wrapped in a Player's hide, supposes he is as well able to bombast out a blank verse as the best of you: and being an absolute Johannes fac totum, is in his own conceit the only Shake-scene in a country.