Essays, Critical and Miscellaneous: Critical and miscellaneous writings, Volumen2Phillips, 1854 - 176 páginas |
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... Julius Cæsar ; that Shakspeare's " senators and his orators had their learning and education at the same Romans . " They drew , in their golden urns , from the deep fountain of humanity , those liv- ing waters which lose not their ...
... Julius Cæsar ; that Shakspeare's " senators and his orators had their learning and education at the same Romans . " They drew , in their golden urns , from the deep fountain of humanity , those liv- ing waters which lose not their ...
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... Julius Cæsar as bloody , and characterize Hamlet as " the work of a drunken savage . " poor human nature ! Of what stuff must that nature be made , if it could receive benefit from such shocking pictures as representations af- fecting ...
... Julius Cæsar as bloody , and characterize Hamlet as " the work of a drunken savage . " poor human nature ! Of what stuff must that nature be made , if it could receive benefit from such shocking pictures as representations af- fecting ...
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