The Stage History of Shakespears King Richard the Third
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Act II, Scene 3. Scene with two citizens.
Act II, Scene 4. Elizabeth and the Duke of York.
Act III, Scene 2. Attempt to win Hastings to Richard's side.
Act III, Scene 3. Rivers, Gray and Vaughan on their way to death.
Act III, Scene 4. Hastings accused and condemned. ^ Act III, Scene 5. Scene on the Tower walls, i Act III, Scene 6. Scrivener with the indictment of Hastings.
Act IV, Scene 4. The wailing queens.
Act IV, Scene 5. Scene before Lord Derby's house.
Act V, Scene i. Buckingham led to e...xecution.
See also Dohse, op. Cit. , page 37-9.
89 which have been largely the epic scenes, 38 or those whose sub- stance could be given in short narratives. The result, while gained at the expense of some touches of great significance, especially in the character of Richard, is decidedly a concen- tration upon the important aspects of the theme, and a more direct exposition of the central figure. About half of Shake- speare's characters are omitted, and thus many parts of scenes. The sparing use of epic scenes and the smaller number of characters as compared with the Elizabethan plays, we have already found obtaining in the heroic play, and mark the trag- edies of this period.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Act II, Scene 3. Scene with two citizens.
Act II, Scene 4. Elizabeth and the Duke of York.
Act III, Scene 2. Attempt to win Hastings to Richard's side.
Act III, Scene 3. Rivers, Gray and Vaughan on their way to death.
Act III, Scene 4. Hastings accused and condemned. ^ Act III, Scene 5. Scene on the Tower walls, i Act III, Scene 6. Scrivener with the indictment of Hastings.
Act IV, Scene 4. The wailing queens.
Act IV, Scene 5. Scene before Lord Derby's house.
Act V, Scene i. Buckingham led to e...xecution.
See also Dohse, op. Cit. , page 37-9.
89 which have been largely the epic scenes, 38 or those whose sub- stance could be given in short narratives. The result, while gained at the expense of some touches of great significance, especially in the character of Richard, is decidedly a concen- tration upon the important aspects of the theme, and a more direct exposition of the central figure. About half of Shake- speare's characters are omitted, and thus many parts of scenes. The sparing use of epic scenes and the smaller number of characters as compared with the Elizabethan plays, we have already found obtaining in the heroic play, and mark the trag- edies of this period.
What to read after The Stage History of Shakespears King Richard the Third?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Alice Ida Perry Wood to read onlineMoreLess
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