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... Anwendung des rein Dra- matischen dem Epischen gegenüber einen gewissen Vortheil . * ) Vergl . Delius : Abhandlungen zu Shakspere , Elberfeld 1878 , P. 417 f . Eine Scene wie King Lear III , 7 , wo Das Lyrische in den Dramen.
... Anwendung des rein Dra- matischen dem Epischen gegenüber einen gewissen Vortheil . * ) Vergl . Delius : Abhandlungen zu Shakspere , Elberfeld 1878 , P. 417 f . Eine Scene wie King Lear III , 7 , wo Das Lyrische in den Dramen.
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Wilhelm Steuerwald. Eine Scene wie King Lear III , 7 , wo Gloster auf der Bühne die Augen ausgetreten werden ( von Titus Andronicus , als dem vielleicht ersten dramatischen Versuch des Dichters will ich gar nicht reden ) , wäre z . B ...
Wilhelm Steuerwald. Eine Scene wie King Lear III , 7 , wo Gloster auf der Bühne die Augen ausgetreten werden ( von Titus Andronicus , als dem vielleicht ersten dramatischen Versuch des Dichters will ich gar nicht reden ) , wäre z . B ...
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... king is dead ; we will not stay . The bay - trees in our country are all wither'd , And meteors fright the fixed stars of heaven ; The pale - faced moon looks bloody on the earth , And lean - look'd prophets whisper fearful change ...
... king is dead ; we will not stay . The bay - trees in our country are all wither'd , And meteors fright the fixed stars of heaven ; The pale - faced moon looks bloody on the earth , And lean - look'd prophets whisper fearful change ...
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... King Lear ( III , 1 ) auf eine Haide , mitten in den Kampf der aufgeregten Elemente . Und in allerdings ganz dramatisch gehaltener Sprache zeigt er uns ein vollende- tes Bild einer Nacht , in der alle Elemente in Aufruhr sind . Auf die ...
... King Lear ( III , 1 ) auf eine Haide , mitten in den Kampf der aufgeregten Elemente . Und in allerdings ganz dramatisch gehaltener Sprache zeigt er uns ein vollende- tes Bild einer Nacht , in der alle Elemente in Aufruhr sind . Auf die ...
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Wilhelm Steuerwald. Zu einem Naturbild gestaltet sich auch die Stelle in King Lear ( IV , 6 ) , wo Edgar seinem blinden Vater mit einer die Wirklichkeit vors geistige Auge zaubernden An- schaulichkeit den Abgrund bei Dover schildert ...
Wilhelm Steuerwald. Zu einem Naturbild gestaltet sich auch die Stelle in King Lear ( IV , 6 ) , wo Edgar seinem blinden Vater mit einer die Wirklichkeit vors geistige Auge zaubernden An- schaulichkeit den Abgrund bei Dover schildert ...
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