Blackwood's Edinburgh Magazine, Volume 149William Blackwood, 1891 - England |
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Do not fear that I in my mind as to some of Shake shall distress you with any such
speare's women , in the days when conjectures about the wife of it was my
privilege to impersonate Leontes , although she of a truth them upon the stage .
Do not fear that I in my mind as to some of Shake shall distress you with any such
speare's women , in the days when conjectures about the wife of it was my
privilege to impersonate Leontes , although she of a truth them upon the stage .
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tritles light as air , ” — he loses for What must have been the condi a while his
faith in the being he tion of his mind , when room could loved as his very life .
Even then , be found in it for unholy distrust of grief for the fall of her whom the
woman ...
tritles light as air , ” — he loses for What must have been the condi a while his
faith in the being he tion of his mind , when room could loved as his very life .
Even then , be found in it for unholy distrust of grief for the fall of her whom the
woman ...
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to the minds of others . " Neither “ The queen receives Antigonus nor any of the
lords Much comfort in't ; says • My poor have any misgivings as to the prisoner ,
issue . The oracle will surely I am innocent as you . ” show their monarch's folly , “
if ...
to the minds of others . " Neither “ The queen receives Antigonus nor any of the
lords Much comfort in't ; says • My poor have any misgivings as to the prisoner ,
issue . The oracle will surely I am innocent as you . ” show their monarch's folly , “
if ...
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But neither may turn his heart , and break the Antigonus nor the king can shake
frightful spell by which he is mys- her determination to speak her teriously bound .
mind . Under that spell Leontes is kept “ I say , I come From upon the rack .
But neither may turn his heart , and break the Antigonus nor the king can shake
frightful spell by which he is mys- her determination to speak her teriously bound .
mind . Under that spell Leontes is kept “ I say , I come From upon the rack .
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... a passage “ being indeed the issue of Polixwhich ' Milton must I think have
enes , ” Apollo wills that it should had in his mind , when writing his be left - either
for life or death , sonnet « On his Deceased Wife . ” upon the earth of its right
father .
... a passage “ being indeed the issue of Polixwhich ' Milton must I think have
enes , ” Apollo wills that it should had in his mind , when writing his be left - either
for life or death , sonnet « On his Deceased Wife . ” upon the earth of its right
father .
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