Blackwood's Edinburgh Magazine, Volum 149William Blackwood, 1891 |
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... seen between Greene , the man of talent , and Shakespeare , the myriad - minded man of genius . How clear the lines with which they are drawn ; with what precision and delicacy of touch are they individualised ; what wonders of light ...
... seen between Greene , the man of talent , and Shakespeare , the myriad - minded man of genius . How clear the lines with which they are drawn ; with what precision and delicacy of touch are they individualised ; what wonders of light ...
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... seen by him in their true light : - " Apollo's angry ; and the heavens themselves Do strike at my injustice . " Then , as he sees a commotion around Hermione , —she has fallen back in a swoon into the arms of her women , who are ...
... seen by him in their true light : - " Apollo's angry ; and the heavens themselves Do strike at my injustice . " Then , as he sees a commotion around Hermione , —she has fallen back in a swoon into the arms of her women , who are ...
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... seen to , and Camillo agrees to go with Polixenes in disguise to the shepherd , from whom it is thought it will be easy to learn the reason of Florizel's frequent visits to his farm . " " We now see that the shepherd has acted in ...
... seen to , and Camillo agrees to go with Polixenes in disguise to the shepherd , from whom it is thought it will be easy to learn the reason of Florizel's frequent visits to his farm . " " We now see that the shepherd has acted in ...
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... seen many men ; but what a vision of noble manly beauty must Florizel have presented to her eyes ! Being what he was in person and in mind , he must , in contrast with the rustics around her , have been as much a delightful revelation ...
... seen many men ; but what a vision of noble manly beauty must Florizel have presented to her eyes ! Being what he was in person and in mind , he must , in contrast with the rustics around her , have been as much a delightful revelation ...
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... seen them do In Whitsun ' pastorals ; sure this robe of mine " " Does change my disposition . ' This draws from Florizel words even more beautiful than her Own : " What you do When you Still betters what is done . speak , sweet , I'd ...
... seen them do In Whitsun ' pastorals ; sure this robe of mine " " Does change my disposition . ' This draws from Florizel words even more beautiful than her Own : " What you do When you Still betters what is done . speak , sweet , I'd ...
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