The Language And Literature of Shakespeare
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It should be studied and promulgated, for besides that it maintains the impreg- nable position of the " tight little island," it contains several whole- some proverbs, melodiously expressed. John of Gaunt, " a prophet new inspired,^'' is dying. Uttering his last words, which he believes may " enforce attention," as is often the case with the tongues of dying men, he calls England " the earth of majesty, the seat of Mars," — ' ' A fortress built by Nature for herself Against infection and the ha...nd of war." And, further, he terms the natives " a happy breed of men," and the nation " a dear, dear land," — "Dear for her reputation through the world." Every true-born Englishman must tlakJs; with honest pride when he reads these phrases, and feels that he can vouch for their application at the present date.
Although the " divine right " of Kings has long been an exploded theory in England, the boldness of tone suggested by a belief in the strength of his position as " the Lord's anointed" imparts a lively in- terest to the speech of Richard in Act III, Scene II, when, returning from Ireland, he finds Bolingbroke advancing to attempt the usurpation of the throne.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
It should be studied and promulgated, for besides that it maintains the impreg- nable position of the " tight little island," it contains several whole- some proverbs, melodiously expressed. John of Gaunt, " a prophet new inspired,^'' is dying. Uttering his last words, which he believes may " enforce attention," as is often the case with the tongues of dying men, he calls England " the earth of majesty, the seat of Mars," — ' ' A fortress built by Nature for herself Against infection and the ha...nd of war." And, further, he terms the natives " a happy breed of men," and the nation " a dear, dear land," — "Dear for her reputation through the world." Every true-born Englishman must tlakJs; with honest pride when he reads these phrases, and feels that he can vouch for their application at the present date.
Although the " divine right " of Kings has long been an exploded theory in England, the boldness of tone suggested by a belief in the strength of his position as " the Lord's anointed" imparts a lively in- terest to the speech of Richard in Act III, Scene II, when, returning from Ireland, he finds Bolingbroke advancing to attempt the usurpation of the throne.
What to read after The Language And Literature of Shakespeare?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Ya Pamphlet Collection (Library of Congress) Dlc [from Old Catalog] to read onlineMoreLess
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