Shakspeare and
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共 25 段- The vicissitudes experienced by the religious establishment
- Meanwhile, amid these grotesque follies, a serious event too
- Such a state of society leads to competence and confidence;
- A taste so universal and so eager could not long remain sati
- Shakspeare's comedy is not, in fact, the comedy of Molière;
- Five only of Shakspeare's comedies, the "Tempest," the "Merr
- Brutus dies in consequence of the death of Caesar; no one de
- Externally, however, his existence seems to have pursued a
- It is, in fact, nowhere else--neither in past times, nor amo
- This arises from the fact that the chain of the impressions
- Nor is this all; the intervention of the inferior classes
- This laconism is all the more remarkable, because during the
- After this great moral painting comes the second of Shakspea
- Such are the exploits of Macbeth and Banquo, of which Shaksp
- The picture of this great catastrophe, however, finishes wit
- Shakspeare borrowed facts from the Italian novelist; with th
- And neither are the great writers of the present day the men
- Indeed, we ourselves, who are now occupying the scene, have
- For example, in the attempt to present "Othello" in its comp
- He is presented as an impostor of fearful penetration, capab
- And let the friends of the classic school be well assured, i
- This vagueness of the moral aspect under which men and thing
- In 1623, that is, seven years after the death of Shakspeare,
- This difference in the progress of the ideas is carried out
- "This drama," says Warburton, "is one of the noblest efforts