The Reading of Shakespeare
The Reading of Shakespeare
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those withered leaves, I would not forget that this dried flower, for example, may have nodded in its beautiful blue color from the icy summit of an Alpine cliff, or that this one grew in a savage western wilderness and formed its only ornament, or that this dead lily rested in life on the broad waters of the Amazon, or that this, the desert ere- mite, too small even for fragrance, has cheered the heart of the weary- traveller over the burning sands of Arabia, saying to him, ' ' up heart, there... is still hope for thee ! M So nature seemed to open its secrets to the poet. Nature is beautiful in its own forms, and organic nature runs in curvilinear, not straight, lines ; ever aspiring, like the vine, to climb in spirals higher and higher into the free air.
This seemed to be Shakespeare's view of it in the life of flowers.
The two speakers who open the first act of the play talk naturally, explaining the circumstances of the drama. There is rarely a coarse phrase.
The I^atin pun on muliernezr the end is, to say the least, amusingly elaborate.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
those withered leaves, I would not forget that this dried flower, for example, may have nodded in its beautiful blue color from the icy summit of an Alpine cliff, or that this one grew in a savage western wilderness and formed its only ornament, or that this dead lily rested in life on the broad waters of the Amazon, or that this, the desert ere- mite, too small even for fragrance, has cheered the heart of the weary- traveller over the burning sands of Arabia, saying to him, ' ' up heart, there... is still hope for thee ! M So nature seemed to open its secrets to the poet. Nature is beautiful in its own forms, and organic nature runs in curvilinear, not straight, lines ; ever aspiring, like the vine, to climb in spirals higher and higher into the free air.
This seemed to be Shakespeare's view of it in the life of flowers.
The two speakers who open the first act of the play talk naturally, explaining the circumstances of the drama. There is rarely a coarse phrase.
The I^atin pun on muliernezr the end is, to say the least, amusingly elaborate.
What to read after The Reading of Shakespeare?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by J M James Mason Hoppin to read onlineMoreLess
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