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... critics like David Cooke and Andor Gomme cite Timon for his pride and wantonness , and Cooke along with G. K. Hunter ... Criticism , 9 ( 1959 ) , 108 ; G. K. Hunter , " The Last Tragic Heroes , " Later Shakespeare , Stratford - Upon ...
... critics like David Cooke and Andor Gomme cite Timon for his pride and wantonness , and Cooke along with G. K. Hunter ... Criticism , 9 ( 1959 ) , 108 ; G. K. Hunter , " The Last Tragic Heroes , " Later Shakespeare , Stratford - Upon ...
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... Critics who praise Timon for acting like a god or king in his relationships with other men indirectly indict him for the foolish quantity of his giving . Noble , royal Timon acts in a role above his talents . Flavius remarks ...
... Critics who praise Timon for acting like a god or king in his relationships with other men indirectly indict him for the foolish quantity of his giving . Noble , royal Timon acts in a role above his talents . Flavius remarks ...
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... critics who have considered the story , whether or not they have recognized it as the minor classic that it is , have largely failed to understand the essential relationship between the master and his disciple . R.P. Blackmur , though ...
... critics who have considered the story , whether or not they have recognized it as the minor classic that it is , have largely failed to understand the essential relationship between the master and his disciple . R.P. Blackmur , though ...
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