Unconformities in Shakespeare’s History PlaysPalgrave Macmillan UK, 8.07.1982 г. - 207 страници |
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... Pistol , who has enjoyed the favours of Doll Tearsheet to our certain knowledge and so would be the more likely to lament her demise , as Pistol does in v.i.13 A number of critics , from Duthie and Dover Wilson on , find evidence in the ...
... Pistol , who has enjoyed the favours of Doll Tearsheet to our certain knowledge and so would be the more likely to lament her demise , as Pistol does in v.i.13 A number of critics , from Duthie and Dover Wilson on , find evidence in the ...
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... Pistol when he sees him again at the bridge ( III.vi ) . In the quarto it is Nym who answers Fluellen , ' Abate thy rage sweete knight , ' a form of address which obviously fits Falstaff , as might also the ' good bawcock ' and ' sweet ...
... Pistol when he sees him again at the bridge ( III.vi ) . In the quarto it is Nym who answers Fluellen , ' Abate thy rage sweete knight , ' a form of address which obviously fits Falstaff , as might also the ' good bawcock ' and ' sweet ...
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... Pistol in 2H4 ( II.iv ) , and though Doll seems to know him the hostess does not . In v.iv , we learn that Pistol has killed a man on account of Doll , and the hostess , apparently , is also held responsible . So there has at least been ...
... Pistol in 2H4 ( II.iv ) , and though Doll seems to know him the hostess does not . In v.iv , we learn that Pistol has killed a man on account of Doll , and the hostess , apparently , is also held responsible . So there has at least been ...
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The Whole Contention One Play into | 19 |
Treachery and Dissension Two Plays into | 38 |
Plots and Prophecies | 59 |
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