Characteristics
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共 25 段- I will tell you what she is--she is a woman. Place Lady Macb
- It is no matter what I have seen or known; and for the two e
- It is clear that, to feel the full force and dramatic beauty
- And the enthusiastic and generous testimony to the superior
- In Beatrice, Shakspeare has contrived that the poetry of the
- [6] Lucy Ashton, in the Bride of Lammermoor, may be placed n
- It may be remarked of Juliet as of Portia, that we not only
- As her dignity is derived from mental power, without any all
- Her natural loftiness of spirit breaks out where she is mena
- When her father, immediately afterwards, catechizes her on t
- It would become me
- One good deed, dying tongueless,
- Here the exceeding softness of Desdemona's temper is turned
- Should we be taking leave
- Schlegel, the most eloquent of critics, concludes his remark
- "Il pouvait y avoir des vagues majestueuses et non de l'orag
- Do we not fancy Cleopatra drawing herself up with all the va
- I do not understand the observation of a late critic, that i
- Those domestic feuds which embittered the whole life of Henr
- My bed was ever to thy son as true,
- Among the arguments against the authenticity of these plays,
- Schlegel observes somewhere, that in the literal accuracy an
- how unspeakably beautiful! And to consummate all in one fina
- Another more obvious and pervading source of interest arises
- [102] The court at Blackfriars sat on the 28th of May, 1529.