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Page 388
... plays by Shakespeare , speeches may have been curtailed to save time , and passages omitted because the players con- sidered that they were ineffective in representation . But several of the plays are quite short . The Tempest has under ...
... plays by Shakespeare , speeches may have been curtailed to save time , and passages omitted because the players con- sidered that they were ineffective in representation . But several of the plays are quite short . The Tempest has under ...
Page 390
... plays of widely different dates , so when a generous lover has to be given a speech in a play as sombre as King Lear the speech shapes itself into the rhymes in which generous lovers pour out their passion in earlier plays . But all ...
... plays of widely different dates , so when a generous lover has to be given a speech in a play as sombre as King Lear the speech shapes itself into the rhymes in which generous lovers pour out their passion in earlier plays . But all ...
Page 393
... plays had been a good deal less reputable than that of those whom Aspley and Smethwick represented , a miscellany of all the plays they could collect by or attributable to Shakespeare . Ten plays ( one in two parts ) were put into print ...
... plays had been a good deal less reputable than that of those whom Aspley and Smethwick represented , a miscellany of all the plays they could collect by or attributable to Shakespeare . Ten plays ( one in two parts ) were put into print ...
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