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... action , between aspira- tions and reality . The audience hears Tamburlaine speak magnilo- quently while it watches the corpses of Bajezeth and Zabina ; after Tamburlaine's most inspired monologue he stabs his own son ; the monarch ...
... action , between aspira- tions and reality . The audience hears Tamburlaine speak magnilo- quently while it watches the corpses of Bajezeth and Zabina ; after Tamburlaine's most inspired monologue he stabs his own son ; the monarch ...
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... action . Since it is recognized as a means of characterization , for example , altered speech becomes a part of each disguise . Says Kent , “ I other accents borrow , / That can my speech defuse " ( I.iv.1-2 ) , and when Gloucester ...
... action . Since it is recognized as a means of characterization , for example , altered speech becomes a part of each disguise . Says Kent , “ I other accents borrow , / That can my speech defuse " ( I.iv.1-2 ) , and when Gloucester ...
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... action ; it is the poems and not the infidelities that most interest G.T. Leicester Bradner cautions , however , against regarding the prose as nothing more than commentary on the poems . ' Whatever action takes place in the story ...
... action ; it is the poems and not the infidelities that most interest G.T. Leicester Bradner cautions , however , against regarding the prose as nothing more than commentary on the poems . ' Whatever action takes place in the story ...
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