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…" William Wordsworth, "Ode: Intimations of Immortality" 5. Blank Verse: unrhymed lines of iambic pentameter. Robert Frost, "Birches" John Milton, "Paradise Lost" Theodore Roethke, "I Knew a Woman" William Shakespeare, Macbeth Robert Frost, "Mending Wall…

…in the work ought to contribute directly or indirectly to the main effect. Very often a definite theme may be found about which the whole work centers, as for instance in 'Macbeth,' The Ruin of a Man through Yielding to Evil. Sometimes, however, as in a lyric…

…of certain of their principals (Heathcliff being, in the remarkable concluding pages of the novel, as succinctly eloquent as Edmund, Iago, Macbeth), but it is Bronte's novel that avoids the unnatural strain of allegory, and gives a local habitation to outsized…

…or the sickness in Macbeth's Scotland, something purged by the end of the play through the actions of and reactions to the hero. The sickness in this play is incurable, endemic, and traditional. It is a fatal condition imposed upon the community. This point…

…through on his way to Washington. Over the next several years he starred in Romeo and Juliet, The Apostate, The Marble Heart, The Merchant of Venice, Julius Caesar, Othello, The Taming of the Shrew, Hamlet, and Macbeth among others. In the spring of 1862…

…to Washington. Over the next several years he starred in Romeo and Juliet, The Apostate, The Marble Heart, The Merchant of Venice, Julius Caesar, Othello, The Taming of the Shrew, Hamlet, and Macbeth among others. In the spring of 1862 Booth was arrested and taken…

…is very much concerned about her and her situation. But Rita is much more concerned about her Macbeth essay and is rather interested in Frank’s opinion on it than in anything else. What she expects from Frank is criticism and support, whereas he wants…

…Hauspostille (Manuel of Piety) appears; radio production of Mann ist Mann and Brecht's adaptation of Macbeth; first collaboration with Kurt Weill on the Mahagonny song cycle (starring Lotte Lenya); cooperation with Erwin Piscator's experimental stagings. 1928 Die…

…is practically complete with Oedipus’ discovery of his identity. The messenger reveals the house is polluted with such ills that not even the great rivers of the Danube and the Rion (Phasis) could wash it clean, a simile that flows through Seneca to Macbeth (II, ii…

…as the ceiling of the Sistine Chapel and "David," a sculpture. Shakespeare-famous playwriter of the medieval period; his works inclueded "Macbeth" and "Hamlet." Providing entertainment for all and expressed his views through his plays of certain situations…