Shakespeare Commentaries volume 2
Shakespeare Commentaries volume 2
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In the scenes of the first act she em- ploys all her arts, and all the contrivances of her jealousy to keep him, but she yields Avillingly as soon as she perceives that he is bent on going. If her behaviour in these scenes was far from noble, it becomes utterly degraded on the news of Antony's re-marriage. She has none of the man's power to bear ill-news calmly, and to separate the mes- senger from his message; she curses the bringcr of the news ; she s-trikes him, tears his hair, and even thre...atens his life. Althougii every thing became her, this rage does not; tlie 376 THIRD TEIUUD OF SIJ AKKSl'EAJiK's J)KAMA I'lC POl'n'KY.
goddess is suddenly changed into a fury, and does not become calm again until she discovers from the description of the modest, holy, widowed Octavia that she is no object of jealousy. The companion-scene to this is given by Antony when he surprises Cleopatra, in bestowing a calculated, slight mark of favour upon Octavius' ambassador, Avho promises her a fiivourable hearing, if she will kill or dismiss Antony.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
In the scenes of the first act she em- ploys all her arts, and all the contrivances of her jealousy to keep him, but she yields Avillingly as soon as she perceives that he is bent on going. If her behaviour in these scenes was far from noble, it becomes utterly degraded on the news of Antony's re-marriage. She has none of the man's power to bear ill-news calmly, and to separate the mes- senger from his message; she curses the bringcr of the news ; she s-trikes him, tears his hair, and even thre...atens his life. Althougii every thing became her, this rage does not; tlie 376 THIRD TEIUUD OF SIJ AKKSl'EAJiK's J)KAMA I'lC POl'n'KY.
goddess is suddenly changed into a fury, and does not become calm again until she discovers from the description of the modest, holy, widowed Octavia that she is no object of jealousy. The companion-scene to this is given by Antony when he surprises Cleopatra, in bestowing a calculated, slight mark of favour upon Octavius' ambassador, Avho promises her a fiivourable hearing, if she will kill or dismiss Antony.
What to read after Shakespeare Commentaries volume 2?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Georg Gottfried Gervinus to read onlineMoreLess
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