The Philosophy of ShakespeareKingsport Press, Incorporated, 1937 - 596 pages |
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Page 196
... wonderful that he was not better known . But is it not wonderful that he gained the reputation that he did in so short a time , and that twelve years after he began to write he stood at least with the first ? III But there is a ...
... wonderful that he was not better known . But is it not wonderful that he gained the reputation that he did in so short a time , and that twelve years after he began to write he stood at least with the first ? III But there is a ...
Page 206
... wonderful that so little has been found touch- ing Shakespeare - but is it not equally wonderful , if Bacon was the author , that not a line has been found in all his papers , containing a suggestion , or a hint , that he was the writer ...
... wonderful that so little has been found touch- ing Shakespeare - but is it not equally wonderful , if Bacon was the author , that not a line has been found in all his papers , containing a suggestion , or a hint , that he was the writer ...
Page 372
... wonderful words ? Is it that which gives them strange agitations ? Is it thence that they derive the hallucination which makes them , so to speak , see and touch imaginary things and beings ? Moses had his fiery thicket ; Socrates his ...
... wonderful words ? Is it that which gives them strange agitations ? Is it thence that they derive the hallucination which makes them , so to speak , see and touch imaginary things and beings ? Moses had his fiery thicket ; Socrates his ...
Contents
PART II | 375 |
ZOILUS AS ETERNAL AS HOMER | 417 |
CRITICISM | 435 |
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