Shakespeare Studied in Six Plays
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2 Evidently, there was a report of his murder, which the new King tried to refute by the only means in his power ; but it does not seem unlikely that Richard died of a broken heart, considering his position and state of mind ; and in this case the fatal workings of "the tortured soul, " to use his own words (Act IV. ), would not be visible to mortal eye.
The last scene is at Windsor Castle. Bolinofbroke o — now styled Henry IV. — with his uncle York, is surrounded by ministers and adherents. He... is in full triumph, hearing from different messengers the welcome news of the speedy, complete suppression of the revolt raised in behalf of the captive Richard. Northumberland enters, announcing, with his usual zeal, that he has sent to London the heads of Lords 1 Staunton's notes to the " Illustrated Shakespeare. " 2 " It is more probable that he was starved to death in prison. . . . This account is more consistent with the story that his body was exposed in public, and that no marks of violence were found upon it.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
2 Evidently, there was a report of his murder, which the new King tried to refute by the only means in his power ; but it does not seem unlikely that Richard died of a broken heart, considering his position and state of mind ; and in this case the fatal workings of "the tortured soul, " to use his own words (Act IV. ), would not be visible to mortal eye.
The last scene is at Windsor Castle. Bolinofbroke o — now styled Henry IV. — with his uncle York, is surrounded by ministers and adherents. He... is in full triumph, hearing from different messengers the welcome news of the speedy, complete suppression of the revolt raised in behalf of the captive Richard. Northumberland enters, announcing, with his usual zeal, that he has sent to London the heads of Lords 1 Staunton's notes to the " Illustrated Shakespeare. " 2 " It is more probable that he was starved to death in prison. . . . This account is more consistent with the story that his body was exposed in public, and that no marks of violence were found upon it.
What to read after Shakespeare Studied in Six Plays?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Albert Stratford George Canning to read onlineMoreLess
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