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... jewel , Apemantus ? ' it is impossible to sustain any longer the illusion of an ingenuous , utterly straightforward and untainted liberality in Timon . Not that the speech is , conversely , uttered in mere mockery of Apemantus . Timon ...
... jewel , Apemantus ? ' it is impossible to sustain any longer the illusion of an ingenuous , utterly straightforward and untainted liberality in Timon . Not that the speech is , conversely , uttered in mere mockery of Apemantus . Timon ...
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... jewel Timon gave him . To buy this jewel Timon has borrowed from the master of Titus . The comment of Lucius ' servant is quite sharp . Hortensius ' master , he says , is sending for money which he has already received in the form of the ...
... jewel Timon gave him . To buy this jewel Timon has borrowed from the master of Titus . The comment of Lucius ' servant is quite sharp . Hortensius ' master , he says , is sending for money which he has already received in the form of the ...
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... jewel , but determines to leave nevertheless . IV . i is a scene with a single character and a single speech . The speech , however , is a big one . Timon , furibundus still , pronounces his curse . Because he speaks not simply from ...
... jewel , but determines to leave nevertheless . IV . i is a scene with a single character and a single speech . The speech , however , is a big one . Timon , furibundus still , pronounces his curse . Because he speaks not simply from ...
Contents
The Paragone | 3 |
Timon Among the Suitors | 17 |
One Playwright or Two? | 30 |
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