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Image 5 of Shakespeare's tragedy of Cymbeline. SHAKESPEARE S TRAGEDY OR CYMBELINE INTRODUCTION, AND NOTES EXPLANATORY AND CRITICAL. FOR USE IN SCHOOLS AND FAMILIES. V y\ Rev. HENRY N. HUDSON, PROFESSOR OF SHAKESPEARE IN BOSTON UNIVERSITY. BOSTON: PUBLISHED BY...- Contributor: Hudson, Henry Norman - Shakespeare, William
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Image 6 of Shakespeare's tragedy of Cymbeline. J?8 3 Entered according to Act of Congress, in the year 1881, by Henry N. Hudson, in the office of the Librarian ®f!!Congressr*at Washington. By Transfer 10 25 iyo? Ginn Heath: J....- Contributor: Hudson, Henry Norman - Shakespeare, William
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Image 7 of Shakespeare's tragedy of Cymbeline. INTRODUCTION. SHAKESPEARE in his policy of authorship just reverses that of the popular fiction-writers of our day. Niggard of space, prodigal of thought, he uses the closest compres- sion, thej the widest...- Contributor: Hudson, Henry Norman - Shakespeare, William
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Image 8 of Shakespeare's tragedy of Cymbeline. 4 CYMBELINE. groups the entire sphere of social humanity is represented, though sometimes under one aspect, sometimes under an- other for the variety of these is endless and the mind, instead of...- Contributor: Hudson, Henry Norman - Shakespeare, William
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Image 9 of Shakespeare's tragedy of Cymbeline. INTRODUCTION. 5 often exceeding even its utmost capacity while in turn the language in his use became as a thing inspired, developing an energy and flexibility and subtilty such as may well...- Contributor: Hudson, Henry Norman - Shakespeare, William
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Image 10 of Shakespeare's tragedy of Cymbeline. 6 CYMBELINE. from the mint when Forman saw it. It has the same gen- eral characteristics of style and imagery as The Tempest and The Winter s Tale while perhaps no play...- Contributor: Hudson, Henry Norman - Shakespeare, William
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Image 11 of Shakespeare's tragedy of Cymbeline. INTRODUCTION. Sources of the Plot. In its structure, Cymbeline is more complex and involved than any other of the Poet s dramas. It includes no less than four distinct groups of persons,...- Contributor: Hudson, Henry Norman - Shakespeare, William
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Image 12 of Shakespeare's tragedy of Cymbeline. 8 CYMBELINE. rius and Arviragus were found in Holinshed. The main plot *of the drama, except the strong part which Pisanio has in it, is of fabulous origin, the story however being...- Contributor: Hudson, Henry Norman - Shakespeare, William
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Image 13 of Shakespeare's tragedy of Cymbeline. INTRODUCTION. 9 covery of the fraud, the punishment of the liar, and the final reunion of the separated pair are found in two French romances of the thirteenth century, and in a...- Contributor: Hudson, Henry Norman - Shakespeare, William
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Image 14 of Shakespeare's tragedy of Cymbeline. IO CYMBELINE. not been overpraised, and that his wager would be lost unless he could prevail by some stratagem. So he man- aged to have his chest left in her keeping, and...- Contributor: Hudson, Henry Norman - Shakespeare, William
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Image 15 of Shakespeare's tragedy of Cymbeline. INTRODUCTION. II had caused his wife to be murdered. She now assures the Sultan that, if he will punish the villain and pardon Bernabo, the lady shall appear and on his agreeing...- Contributor: Hudson, Henry Norman - Shakespeare, William
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Image 16 of Shakespeare's tragedy of Cymbeline. 12 CYMBELINE. matter to give it something of a legendary character, while its general scope admits and even invites the freest playing- in of whatsoever is wild and wonderful and enchanting in...- Contributor: Hudson, Henry Norman - Shakespeare, William
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Image 17 of Shakespeare's tragedy of Cymbeline. INTRODUCTION. 1 3 what pertains to it, in the fifth Act, of which I am to speak further presently, the most improbable of the incidents were, as we have seen, borrowed from...- Contributor: Hudson, Henry Norman - Shakespeare, William
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Image 18 of Shakespeare's tragedy of Cymbeline. 14 CYMBELINE. that, while they are each intent on their several plans, a higher Power is secretly working out other plans through them. Accordingly, if the bad thrive for a while, it...- Contributor: Hudson, Henry Norman - Shakespeare, William
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Image 19 of Shakespeare's tragedy of Cymbeline. INTRODUCTION. 1 5 appear no rent, no loose stitch, nor any thing wanting to the completeness of the work. It is difficult to believe that Shakespeare wrote the pas- sages in question...- Contributor: Hudson, Henry Norman - Shakespeare, William
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Image 20 of Shakespeare's tragedy of Cymbeline. 1 6 CYMBELINE. which serves, secretly perhaps, but not the less effectively, both as a centre of interest and as a law in the composition. This governing thought is often difficult, sometimes...- Contributor: Hudson, Henry Norman - Shakespeare, William
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Image 21 of Shakespeare's tragedy of Cymbeline. INTRODUCTION. 1/ moral beauty of womanhood. This beauty is the vital cur- rent of the whole delineation, and every thing about her, her form, her features and expression, her dress, her walk,...- Contributor: Hudson, Henry Norman - Shakespeare, William
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Image 22 of Shakespeare's tragedy of Cymbeline. 1 8 CYMBELINE. departure from it only serve to intensify it, and render it more pronounced. The Queen, to be sure, is deeply false, false to every thing but her son and...- Contributor: Hudson, Henry Norman - Shakespeare, William
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Image 23 of Shakespeare's tragedy of Cymbeline. INTRODUCTION. 19 the force of somebody else. But his very impotence per- sonally renders him important dramatically that he has no spring in himself makes him in some sort the main-spring of...- Contributor: Hudson, Henry Norman - Shakespeare, William
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Image 24 of Shakespeare's tragedy of Cymbeline. 20 CYMBELINE. Ambassador, the Queen and Cloten do the talking, the King merely echoing what they say, and thereby giving it the force of law. So too, when Cloten is off on...- Contributor: Hudson, Henry Norman - Shakespeare, William
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Image 25 of Shakespeare's tragedy of Cymbeline. INTRODUCTION. 21 Nor does he learn any thing by experience, his own or any- body s else even his acknowledged blunders only strengthen his habit of blundering. Accordingly, at the close, when...- Contributor: Hudson, Henry Norman - Shakespeare, William
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Image 26 of Shakespeare's tragedy of Cymbeline. 22 CYMBELINE. malice and her cunning, and that if they openly cross her she will point her shafts against them, and at the same time screen herself behind the irresponsibility of the...- Contributor: Hudson, Henry Norman - Shakespeare, William
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Image 27 of Shakespeare's tragedy of Cymbeline. INTRODUCTION. 23 fight, and does not allow so much as his patience to be hurt for he knows the poor roll of conceit will attribute his con- duct to fear, and so...- Contributor: Hudson, Henry Norman - Shakespeare, William
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Image 28 of Shakespeare's tragedy of Cymbeline. 24 CYMBELINE. seemed to act upon different and contradictory principles. They were not, as the play says, in a concatenation accord- ingly the right hand moved as if it were on bad...- Contributor: Hudson, Henry Norman - Shakespeare, William
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Image 29 of Shakespeare's tragedy of Cymbeline. INTRODUCTION. 25 perceiverant thing, for not appreciating his superiority to Posthumus in the qualities that invite a lady s respect and affection, aptly illustrates the refined irony with which the character is...- Contributor: Hudson, Henry Norman - Shakespeare, William
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Image 30 of Shakespeare's tragedy of Cymbeline. 26 CYMBELINE. Like others of his class, he prides himself upon those arts in which he has probably had but too much success. Yet his conduct proceeds not so much from positive...- Contributor: Hudson, Henry Norman - Shakespeare, William
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Image 31 of Shakespeare's tragedy of Cymbeline. INTRODUCTION. 2J but, the moment she is sure of his meaning, her whole soul kindles into an overpowering energy of indignant astonish- ment. For the first and only time she uses the...- Contributor: Hudson, Henry Norman - Shakespeare, William
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Image 32 of Shakespeare's tragedy of Cymbeline. 28 CYMBELINE. news of him is in connection with the gentlemen of Italy, who promise noble service under the conduct of bold Iachimo. What it is that draws him back to Britain...- Contributor: Hudson, Henry Norman - Shakespeare, William
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Image 33 of Shakespeare's tragedy of Cymbeline. INTRODUCTION. 29 cunning leech-craft of Nature out of men s vices she can hatch scorpions, to lash and sting them into virtue. Delineation of Pisanio. Those who think Shakespeare apt to postpone...- Contributor: Hudson, Henry Norman - Shakespeare, William
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Image 34 of Shakespeare's tragedy of Cymbeline. 3 D CYMBELINE. When Cloten worries him from point to point with threats and bribes, at last, to save his own life, he counterfeits a make-believe of yielding, but only that he...- Contributor: Hudson, Henry Norman - Shakespeare, William
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Image 35 of Shakespeare's tragedy of Cymbeline. INTRODUCTION. 3 1 oblivion of self and even those whom he serves derive much of their poetry from his disinterested and uncorrupti- ble loyalty to them. For there is no stronger testimonial...- Contributor: Hudson, Henry Norman - Shakespeare, William
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Image 36 of Shakespeare's tragedy of Cymbeline. 32 CYMBELINE. their tongues are rich enough in his praise. The first scene, which is in substance a prologue to the action, is chiefly devoted to this purpose. There we learn that...- Contributor: Hudson, Henry Norman - Shakespeare, William
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Image 37 of Shakespeare's tragedy of Cymbeline. INTRODUCTION. 33 impugning it. So that the marriage is really no breach of their characteristic faithfulness on either side. As for Imo- gen, she has weighed well both her father s rights...- Contributor: Hudson, Henry Norman - Shakespeare, William
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Image 38 of Shakespeare's tragedy of Cymbeline. 34 CYMBELINE. to the imagination every thing that loves her, and that she loves in return. Still one is apt to suspect that the man s high credit with Imogen and others...- Contributor: Hudson, Henry Norman - Shakespeare, William
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Image 39 of Shakespeare's tragedy of Cymbeline. INTRODUCTION. 35 honour of the sex, but give him the right to call the man to account for his impudent and impious levity. The worst, then, we can say of him on...- Contributor: Hudson, Henry Norman - Shakespeare, William
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Image 40 of Shakespeare's tragedy of Cymbeline. 36 CYMBELINE. of one bad thing by a worse. No sooner does our hero receive the counterfeit token of his order having been per- formed, than his memory begins to be panged...- Contributor: Hudson, Henry Norman - Shakespeare, William
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