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... whole sect of these dissenters from the Shakspearian Orthodoxy , it would be unjust to attack one for the offences of the whole . The only consideration therefore as to the piece before us must be , how far it is better or worse than ...
... whole sect of these dissenters from the Shakspearian Orthodoxy , it would be unjust to attack one for the offences of the whole . The only consideration therefore as to the piece before us must be , how far it is better or worse than ...
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... whole web of them . The words and actions of their person- ages are ever at variance , and trying to break from one another , like ill - coupled hounds . They are as discordant as a man who should play one tune and sing another . The ...
... whole web of them . The words and actions of their person- ages are ever at variance , and trying to break from one another , like ill - coupled hounds . They are as discordant as a man who should play one tune and sing another . The ...
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... whole soul is gathered into one passion , —from which all her thoughts and actions stray like rays . Her own timidity and tender- ness threw a lustre of their own over the heroism and the fire of Othello . She sees in him a being ...
... whole soul is gathered into one passion , —from which all her thoughts and actions stray like rays . Her own timidity and tender- ness threw a lustre of their own over the heroism and the fire of Othello . She sees in him a being ...
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Introduction I | 1 |
Note on the Editing | 22 |
Dramatic Reviews from The Champion | 127 |
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