The Works of Shakespeare: The firstat the University Press, 1949 |
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תוצאות 1-3 מתוך 44
עמוד vii
... seems born of a smile ' - and , we may add , ' of a Sunday ' - if the old proverb be true that ' a Sunday's child is full of grace . ' It is sister , in a fashion , to Love's Labour's Lost ; but a wiser , more beautiful sister , and ...
... seems born of a smile ' - and , we may add , ' of a Sunday ' - if the old proverb be true that ' a Sunday's child is full of grace . ' It is sister , in a fashion , to Love's Labour's Lost ; but a wiser , more beautiful sister , and ...
עמוד 57
... seem small and undis- tinguishable , Like far - off mountains turnéd into clouds . Hermia . Methinks I see these things ... seems to me , That yet we sleep , we dream . Do not you think The duke was here , and bid us follow him ? Hermia ...
... seem small and undis- tinguishable , Like far - off mountains turnéd into clouds . Hermia . Methinks I see these things ... seems to me , That yet we sleep , we dream . Do not you think The duke was here , and bid us follow him ? Hermia ...
עמוד 120
... seems to us more likely that the omitted word was ' an ' , which coming . before ' art ' would easily be overlooked by the com- positor . The line clearly lacks a syllable ; and ' nature shows an art ' would seem more Shakespearian than ...
... seems to us more likely that the omitted word was ' an ' , which coming . before ' art ' would easily be overlooked by the com- positor . The line clearly lacks a syllable ; and ' nature shows an art ' would seem more Shakespearian than ...
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allusion Athenian Athens Bergomask Bottom Chambers clowns Cobweb comedy compositor dance Demetrius doth draft Duke E. K. Chambers Egeus Enter Pucke epilogue eyes fair Fairy Queen Fleay Flute follow gentle gives no exit hand hast hath head head-note Helena Hermia Hippolyta inner-stage ladies lines lion little western flower look lord Love's Labour's Lost lovers Lysander Midsummer-Night's Dream misprint moon Moonshine Mustardseed never Nick Bottom night nine men's morris noble Oberon passage performance Peter Quince Philostrate play prints prologue prompt-book Puck's Pyramus and Thisby Quarto Quince's rehearsal revision Robin Goodfellow S.D. Q. Enter S.D. Q. Exit S.D. Q. gives scene seems Shakespeare Shakespearian sing sleep Snout Snug song speak speech speech-headings spelling stage stage-directions Starveling suggests sweet theatre thee Theobald Theseus Thisby's thou Titania verse wall wedding wood words written