Lyricality in English LiteratureUniversity of Nebraska Press, 1985 - 276 sivua |
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Sivu 166
... character in a play is most dramatic when he finds himself most credible as an agent in the little spectacle being enacted before the eyes of the audience - that is , when the situation rouses him to his most telling , most ...
... character in a play is most dramatic when he finds himself most credible as an agent in the little spectacle being enacted before the eyes of the audience - that is , when the situation rouses him to his most telling , most ...
Sivu 178
... characters of men . . . . The objects of admiration in human - nature are not scanty , but abundant ; and every man has a character of his own , to the eye that has skill to perceive it . The real cause of the acknowledged want of ...
... characters of men . . . . The objects of admiration in human - nature are not scanty , but abundant ; and every man has a character of his own , to the eye that has skill to perceive it . The real cause of the acknowledged want of ...
Sivu 221
... character of fiction , like Caliban , he has taken possession of that character . And the differ- ence is most evident in his " Caliban upon Setebos . " In The Tempest , it is Caliban who speaks ; in " Caliban upon Setebos , " it is ...
... character of fiction , like Caliban , he has taken possession of that character . And the differ- ence is most evident in his " Caliban upon Setebos . " In The Tempest , it is Caliban who speaks ; in " Caliban upon Setebos , " it is ...
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