Life's a Dream: The Great Theatre of the WorldJ. W. Parker & Son, 1856 - 229 páginas |
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... true liberty , and not of bondage . The Roman drama and the French are avowedly imitations ; nor can all the vigour and even originality in detail which the former displays , vindicate for it an independent position ; much less can the ...
... true liberty , and not of bondage . The Roman drama and the French are avowedly imitations ; nor can all the vigour and even originality in detail which the former displays , vindicate for it an independent position ; much less can the ...
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... true that Spain may be said finally to have passed from a land of constitu- tional freedom into a despotism , with the crush- ing by Philip the Second of the liberties of Aragon . But for all this , the mighty impulses of the free ...
... true that Spain may be said finally to have passed from a land of constitu- tional freedom into a despotism , with the crush- ing by Philip the Second of the liberties of Aragon . But for all this , the mighty impulses of the free ...
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... true affection which makes itself felt even through a medium so un- favourable as this . Considering too the bio- grapher's opportunities of knowledge , derived from a sister of the poet who survived him , and from other of his friends ...
... true affection which makes itself felt even through a medium so un- favourable as this . Considering too the bio- grapher's opportunities of knowledge , derived from a sister of the poet who survived him , and from other of his friends ...
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... true and equal successor ; while five years later the death of Lope ( 1635 ) left him the undisputed occupant of the highest place among uded : 35 , the poets of Spain , a preeminence which he held by Phee , without the challenge of a ...
... true and equal successor ; while five years later the death of Lope ( 1635 ) left him the undisputed occupant of the highest place among uded : 35 , the poets of Spain , a preeminence which he held by Phee , without the challenge of a ...
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... only have expected by such an artifice as this to detain him from the perils of the campaign on the assumption that the war would true Emp . Chas . I ( I of Spain be over almost as soon as begun . A fleet I. ] 23 THE LIFE OF CALDERON .
... only have expected by such an artifice as this to detain him from the perils of the campaign on the assumption that the war would true Emp . Chas . I ( I of Spain be over almost as soon as begun . A fleet I. ] 23 THE LIFE OF CALDERON .
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Página 132 - But with more of soul than it, I am grudged its liberty. And the beast was born, whose skin Scarce those beauteous spots and bars, Like to constellated stars, Doth from its great Painter win, Ere the instinct doth begin Of its fierceness and its pride, And its lair on every side It has measured far and nigh, While with better instinct I Am its liberty denied. Born the mute fish was also, Child of ooze and ocean s weed; Scarce a finny bark of speed To the surface brought, and lo!