An Introduction to the English Classics
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) The Mac- millan Company.
26. The Arden Shakespeare. Heath's English Classics. D. C. Heath & Co.
27. The Lake English Classics Edition, by William Allan Neilson. Scott, Foresman & Company.
28. Shakespeare and his Predecessors, by F. S. Boas. Charles Scribner's Sons.
29. Shakespeare, by Walter Raleigh. (English Men of Letters Series. ) The Macmillan Company.
30. The Poems of William Shakespeare, edited with an introduc- tion and notes by George Wyndham. T. Y. Crowell & Company.
31. Shakespeare'...s Sonnets, edited by H. C. Beeching, Athenaeum Press Series. Ginn and Company.
I50 THE ENGLISH CLASSICS MACBETH Introduction. The pupil should begin by reading the play through for the outline of the story. Then, on taking up the play in detail, he will be ready to appreciate the dramatic value of every part in relation to the whole. Close study of Shakespeare's text should precede any study of the Introduction (pp. 3-46). Pupils should memorize favorite passages for oral recitation.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
) The Mac- millan Company.
26. The Arden Shakespeare. Heath's English Classics. D. C. Heath & Co.
27. The Lake English Classics Edition, by William Allan Neilson. Scott, Foresman & Company.
28. Shakespeare and his Predecessors, by F. S. Boas. Charles Scribner's Sons.
29. Shakespeare, by Walter Raleigh. (English Men of Letters Series. ) The Macmillan Company.
30. The Poems of William Shakespeare, edited with an introduc- tion and notes by George Wyndham. T. Y. Crowell & Company.
31. Shakespeare'...s Sonnets, edited by H. C. Beeching, Athenaeum Press Series. Ginn and Company.
I50 THE ENGLISH CLASSICS MACBETH Introduction. The pupil should begin by reading the play through for the outline of the story. Then, on taking up the play in detail, he will be ready to appreciate the dramatic value of every part in relation to the whole. Close study of Shakespeare's text should precede any study of the Introduction (pp. 3-46). Pupils should memorize favorite passages for oral recitation.
What to read after An Introduction to the English Classics?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by William Peterfield Trent to read onlineMoreLess
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