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... tion of mystery and morality and interlude with the classical tradi- tion in tragedy and comedy . One of the sublimely entertaining things in Shakespeare is " The most lamentable comedy and most cruel death of Pyramus and Thisbe ...
... tion of mystery and morality and interlude with the classical tradi- tion in tragedy and comedy . One of the sublimely entertaining things in Shakespeare is " The most lamentable comedy and most cruel death of Pyramus and Thisbe ...
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... tion ; but while the former clothed the vision or idea with matter , the latter had to select bits of history and personal experience and shape them anew in such a way that his vision may be given a convincing artistic shape . How ...
... tion ; but while the former clothed the vision or idea with matter , the latter had to select bits of history and personal experience and shape them anew in such a way that his vision may be given a convincing artistic shape . How ...
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... tion of Style " . Elsewhere he said : When a Man's Thoughts are clear , the properest words will generally offer themselves first ; and his own judgement will direct him in what Order to place them , so that they may be best understood ...
... tion of Style " . Elsewhere he said : When a Man's Thoughts are clear , the properest words will generally offer themselves first ; and his own judgement will direct him in what Order to place them , so that they may be best understood ...
Contents
THE MAKING OF LITERATURE AND THe | 3 |
THE ENGLISH LANGUAGE AND LITERATURE | 21 |
BACKGROUNDS CLASSICAL AND CHRISTIAN | 42 |
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