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Page 147
... King Lear in the light of it . It will also , I hope , serve at once to explain in what sense I wish you to understand the apparent paradox contained in my title . King Lear is by common consent our greatest poet's greatest creation ...
... King Lear in the light of it . It will also , I hope , serve at once to explain in what sense I wish you to understand the apparent paradox contained in my title . King Lear is by common consent our greatest poet's greatest creation ...
Page 150
... king , dilating in his own agony to her dimensions , appealed , as to his coeval , to make his cause her own ... King Lear . And of these three the mystery of human nature is , as always for him , central . Othello concerns itself ...
... king , dilating in his own agony to her dimensions , appealed , as to his coeval , to make his cause her own ... King Lear . And of these three the mystery of human nature is , as always for him , central . Othello concerns itself ...
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... King's , should be his tutor . Arthur Benson's ' Sunday Private ' and the friendliness of Mr. Vaughan and of other Seniors he enjoyed and long remembered . He read Classics to good purpose , and was in the Newcastle Select , but he did ...
... King's , should be his tutor . Arthur Benson's ' Sunday Private ' and the friendliness of Mr. Vaughan and of other Seniors he enjoyed and long remembered . He read Classics to good purpose , and was in the Newcastle Select , but he did ...
Contents
THINKING AND Representation Philosophical Lecture By H | 83 |
ORIGEN Lecture on a Master Mind By the Very Rev Dr W | 123 |
THE GOLDEN WORLD OF KING LEAR Shakespeare Lecture | 147 |
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