Shakespeare; a Biographic Aesthetic Study
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In the old play, which supplied so much material to his animating mastery, the son, in order to draw from Lady Faulconbridge the secret of his birth, threatens her life.
The occasion of the disclosure Shakespeare has converted into a humorous scene.
Shakespeare is the most genial as well as the most skillful of literary distillers : he ex- tracts the substance out of a vast body of loose material, encloses in a phial the essence of a flood of fluid, imparting to it in the pro- cess of extractio...n that tonic fragrance which naught but poetry exhales.
KING JOHN. 133 The scene now shifts to France. The sec- ond Act opens before the walls of Anglers.
France and Austria are allied to uphold the rights of the boy Arthur against usurping John. They are just about to bend their can- non ''against the brow of this resisting town " when. Chatillon, the ambassador, returned from England, enters and announces that England *'hath put himself in arms/' and is close at hand.
The trumpet and the drum always wake the warrior in Shakespeare.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
In the old play, which supplied so much material to his animating mastery, the son, in order to draw from Lady Faulconbridge the secret of his birth, threatens her life.
The occasion of the disclosure Shakespeare has converted into a humorous scene.
Shakespeare is the most genial as well as the most skillful of literary distillers : he ex- tracts the substance out of a vast body of loose material, encloses in a phial the essence of a flood of fluid, imparting to it in the pro- cess of extractio...n that tonic fragrance which naught but poetry exhales.
KING JOHN. 133 The scene now shifts to France. The sec- ond Act opens before the walls of Anglers.
France and Austria are allied to uphold the rights of the boy Arthur against usurping John. They are just about to bend their can- non ''against the brow of this resisting town " when. Chatillon, the ambassador, returned from England, enters and announces that England *'hath put himself in arms/' and is close at hand.
The trumpet and the drum always wake the warrior in Shakespeare.
What to read after Shakespeare; a Biographic Aesthetic Study?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Calvert George Henry to read onlineMoreLess
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