Shakespeare's Comedies
Shakespeare's Comedies
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His own life was as romantic as his romance.
CERVANTES 95 Wherever he had found himself, boarding a Turkish galley, plotting for freedom in the prisons of Algiers, he had played the game as stirringly as d'Artagnan. Don Quixote's patriot- ism was no more obstinate and glamorous than his, and Sancho Panza's wisdom was gained in no school of harder knocks.
It is not without significance that his first book should be a specimen of pastoral romance. The Galatea bears no closer relation to workaday ...life than Sir Philip Sidney's Arcadia. This old soldier began his career as a man of letters by trying to settle upon an estate in Arcady, the very country whose cardboard foliage he was afterwards to ridicule, and the last book he wrote, in spite of the humaner work that had preceded it, was a romance not dissimilar from his first.
Partly this must have been due to the fashion of the time ; but it is not extravagant to find in it an illustration of the wistful manner in which men write about their opposites.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
His own life was as romantic as his romance.
CERVANTES 95 Wherever he had found himself, boarding a Turkish galley, plotting for freedom in the prisons of Algiers, he had played the game as stirringly as d'Artagnan. Don Quixote's patriot- ism was no more obstinate and glamorous than his, and Sancho Panza's wisdom was gained in no school of harder knocks.
It is not without significance that his first book should be a specimen of pastoral romance. The Galatea bears no closer relation to workaday ...life than Sir Philip Sidney's Arcadia. This old soldier began his career as a man of letters by trying to settle upon an estate in Arcady, the very country whose cardboard foliage he was afterwards to ridicule, and the last book he wrote, in spite of the humaner work that had preceded it, was a romance not dissimilar from his first.
Partly this must have been due to the fashion of the time ; but it is not extravagant to find in it an illustration of the wistful manner in which men write about their opposites.
What to read after Shakespeare's Comedies?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Shakespeare, William, 1564-1616 to read onlineMoreLess
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