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... Angelo not base villainy , but justice and intel- lect in operation . An extreme view is that of W. M. T. Dodds , who rejects the common views that Angelo is " either a dissembler or a prig and sees him as a man whose soul is large and ...
... Angelo not base villainy , but justice and intel- lect in operation . An extreme view is that of W. M. T. Dodds , who rejects the common views that Angelo is " either a dissembler or a prig and sees him as a man whose soul is large and ...
Page 71
... Angelo not as a base vil- lain , but as a man who succumbs to temptation . When the Duke proposes to make Angelo his deputy , Escalus , an ancient Lord , says that if anyone in Vienna is worthy of such honor , it is Angelo . The Duke ...
... Angelo not as a base vil- lain , but as a man who succumbs to temptation . When the Duke proposes to make Angelo his deputy , Escalus , an ancient Lord , says that if anyone in Vienna is worthy of such honor , it is Angelo . The Duke ...
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... Angelo ? We have J. I. M. Stewart's opin- ion ( backed by a reference to Havelock Ellis ) that just such men as Angelo , cold to common solicitations and believing themselves substantially insensible to sexual satis- factions . . . are ...
... Angelo ? We have J. I. M. Stewart's opin- ion ( backed by a reference to Havelock Ellis ) that just such men as Angelo , cold to common solicitations and believing themselves substantially insensible to sexual satis- factions . . . are ...
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