What is Shakespeare
What is Shakespeare
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He has seemingly felt the temptation to use the enthusiasm of his soldiers and the prestige of his double victory, as the warrant for dethroning Duncan. But his popularity is too dear to throw away, and he has apparently determined to remain wholly true and loyal to the King. But now the salutation of the Third Witch seems to stir him with concern lest he be forced to sacrifice his conscience and self-respect. His will is free; he has not been bewitched. But he is afraid lest he shall change hi...s mind. Ross and Angus arrive, confirming the prophecy of the Second Witch, and removing all doubt from Mac- beth's mind. As his confidence in the Witches grows, his unwillingness to ally himself with his destiny increases. He debates the matter absorbingly, for- getting the presence of his friends. His future, we feel, lies largely in his own choice. The scene closes with his earlier resolution unaltered, or indeed confirmed, by this decision to remain neutral and await events.
Of the hindrances or obstacles to the consumma- tion of a plot, two must be exhibited as of greater The Major prominence than the others ; and one of Obstacle, t^ese must last longer, and involve more effort to overcome.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
He has seemingly felt the temptation to use the enthusiasm of his soldiers and the prestige of his double victory, as the warrant for dethroning Duncan. But his popularity is too dear to throw away, and he has apparently determined to remain wholly true and loyal to the King. But now the salutation of the Third Witch seems to stir him with concern lest he be forced to sacrifice his conscience and self-respect. His will is free; he has not been bewitched. But he is afraid lest he shall change hi...s mind. Ross and Angus arrive, confirming the prophecy of the Second Witch, and removing all doubt from Mac- beth's mind. As his confidence in the Witches grows, his unwillingness to ally himself with his destiny increases. He debates the matter absorbingly, for- getting the presence of his friends. His future, we feel, lies largely in his own choice. The scene closes with his earlier resolution unaltered, or indeed confirmed, by this decision to remain neutral and await events.
Of the hindrances or obstacles to the consumma- tion of a plot, two must be exhibited as of greater The Major prominence than the others ; and one of Obstacle, t^ese must last longer, and involve more effort to overcome.
What to read after What is Shakespeare?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by L a Lucius Adelno Sherman to read onlineMoreLess
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