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Page 506
... Falstaff or Hamlet be the more wonderful creation of the poet . Every great poet has two inspirations : that of sensational impulse ; that of moral elevation . Falstaff is the embodiment of the first . It is easy to conceive , not ...
... Falstaff or Hamlet be the more wonderful creation of the poet . Every great poet has two inspirations : that of sensational impulse ; that of moral elevation . Falstaff is the embodiment of the first . It is easy to conceive , not ...
Page 507
... Falstaff has beaten off all who were teazing and denouncing him . And this sense of power only dies when all forsake him . He be- comes vain with it . A certain coxcomb , about the court of a Prince of Wales in our times , is reported ...
... Falstaff has beaten off all who were teazing and denouncing him . And this sense of power only dies when all forsake him . He be- comes vain with it . A certain coxcomb , about the court of a Prince of Wales in our times , is reported ...
Page 508
... Falstaff now ? We first saw him in the palace , but though his royal master has not suffered him to want , has given him " competence of life , " and " very well provided for him , " he is not now a lodger even in the well - known ...
... Falstaff now ? We first saw him in the palace , but though his royal master has not suffered him to want , has given him " competence of life , " and " very well provided for him , " he is not now a lodger even in the well - known ...
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