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... sense , seek non - existent qualities in him , is a great evil — as every falsehood is . ... But not only are the characters in Shakespeare's plays placed in tragic positions which are quite impossible , do not result from the course of ...
... sense , seek non - existent qualities in him , is a great evil — as every falsehood is . ... But not only are the characters in Shakespeare's plays placed in tragic positions which are quite impossible , do not result from the course of ...
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... sense , Shakespear was no moralist at all : in another , he was the greatest of all moralists . He was a moralist in the same sense in which nature is one . He taught what he had learned from her . He showed the greatest knowledge of ...
... sense , Shakespear was no moralist at all : in another , he was the greatest of all moralists . He was a moralist in the same sense in which nature is one . He taught what he had learned from her . He showed the greatest knowledge of ...
الصفحة 288
... sense , and in him , as in some brute animals , this advance to the intellectual faculties , without the moral sense , is marked by the appearance of vice . HAZLITT The Tempest is one of the most original and perfect of Shakespear's ...
... sense , and in him , as in some brute animals , this advance to the intellectual faculties , without the moral sense , is marked by the appearance of vice . HAZLITT The Tempest is one of the most original and perfect of Shakespear's ...
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