Shakespeares Portrayal of the Moral Life
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. . Was borne so like a soldier, that thy cheek So much as lank'd not. " The ambition which enabled Antony at that time to endure even to the uttermost never became to him an unsubstantial dream. Furthermore, he had a 142 Shakespeare's Portrayal of Moral Life genius for friendship, the basis of continuous wedded love ; witness the devotion he enkindled in his followers. He was generous even to his worst enemies, his disloyal friends. When his most trusted general, Enobarbus, forsook him for the... winning side, he sent after the fugitive his Act IV. Chests and treasures, which the latter scene v. Had been unable to take with him. He never ceased to realize his own degradation. We might suspect it from this little incident of Enobarbus' treasures, if other proof were wanting.
Once these forces almost dominated his life.
There was a time when, had he been wedded to an Octavia, he might have ruled his share of the world, another Augustus. But in the toils of Cleopatra he becomes a different man.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
. . Was borne so like a soldier, that thy cheek So much as lank'd not. " The ambition which enabled Antony at that time to endure even to the uttermost never became to him an unsubstantial dream. Furthermore, he had a 142 Shakespeare's Portrayal of Moral Life genius for friendship, the basis of continuous wedded love ; witness the devotion he enkindled in his followers. He was generous even to his worst enemies, his disloyal friends. When his most trusted general, Enobarbus, forsook him for the... winning side, he sent after the fugitive his Act IV. Chests and treasures, which the latter scene v. Had been unable to take with him. He never ceased to realize his own degradation. We might suspect it from this little incident of Enobarbus' treasures, if other proof were wanting.
Once these forces almost dominated his life.
There was a time when, had he been wedded to an Octavia, he might have ruled his share of the world, another Augustus. But in the toils of Cleopatra he becomes a different man.
What to read after Shakespeares Portrayal of the Moral Life?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Frank Chapman Sharp to read onlineMoreLess
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