The Works of Shakespeare: Titus Andronicus. 1948at the University Press, 1957 |
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Page xxix
... spirit of Athens affords an equally fit instrument for the expression of each . It is this corrupting spirit that is stressed in the rival accounts , which insist on the contemporary social relevance of the play . J. W. Draper ...
... spirit of Athens affords an equally fit instrument for the expression of each . It is this corrupting spirit that is stressed in the rival accounts , which insist on the contemporary social relevance of the play . J. W. Draper ...
Page xxxii
... spirit of Athens . Timon cannot really overcome it ; he can only outbid it in its own currency of gold - and it is a further irony that he cannot , by now , even do that : the audience is already conscious that his ' to build his ...
... spirit of Athens . Timon cannot really overcome it ; he can only outbid it in its own currency of gold - and it is a further irony that he cannot , by now , even do that : the audience is already conscious that his ' to build his ...
Page 139
... spirit Obscure . Steev . , ' not to put ourselves into any tumour of rage ' , presumably meaning that his immediate death will allay his anger . Perh . ' not ... spirit ' is corrupt . The context suggests , as J.D.W. notes , that it ...
... spirit Obscure . Steev . , ' not to put ourselves into any tumour of rage ' , presumably meaning that his immediate death will allay his anger . Perh . ' not ... spirit ' is corrupt . The context suggests , as J.D.W. notes , that it ...
Contents
A MASQUE AT A BANQUET FRONTISPIECE | vii |
THE STAGEHISTORY | xliii |
THE LIFE OF TIMON OF ATHENS I | 1 |
Copyright | |
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