The Philosophy of William Shakespeare Delineating in Seven Hundred and Fifty Passages, Selected from His Plays, the Multiform Phases of the Human Mind. Collated, Elucidated, and Alphabetically Arranged

Lockwood & Company, 1863 - 643 páginas

A GREAT soul cannot suffer long	1

A happy conscience the brightest of suns	8

A truce in the heroic	14

Conceit	17

Agony of consciousness	19

Anathema against murder	25

Antagonism of the soldier and	31

A warm heart in the host doubles	37

Power of change	314

Presagings of evil	322

Ranks and degrees 613	325

Selfmurder	331

Sleeping innocence 283	337

Statesmens jealousies in olden time	344

TEMPERAMENT	351

The attributes of love and duty	356

Beauty a witch much given to witch	43

Beauty without principle	52

Big hearts cannot descend to flattery	57

Ceremony	63

Chastity	69

Condition of England in the middle	75

DANGER of coquetting with evil	87

Dawn of light	88

Decision	94

Disease of the tongue	100

Divine instincts in man	102

Earths blessing and heavens daughter	108

Evil defending its own	114

Evil personified	119

Feast wonfast lost	125

Forced marriages make desert homes	130

Friendships agony	137

God helps where pure affection exists	144

Good and evil in nature	150

Good men in power require the constant	151

Greatness forgetful of itself	157

Heaven before earth	163

Hell upon earth of civil war	166

High breeding	172

Human parrots	178

Hypocrisy a bottled spider	181

Imprudence	187

Invocation to the powers of darkness	193

In the reproof of chance lies the true	196

KISS the rod that makes the future	199

Light and shade	205

Love in power and coarseness Love	210

Love the mighty conqueror comes	216

Loves conquest	222

Loves mysterious sympathies	227

Loves mystification and confusion	230

Loves true course never did run smooth 195	234

Man is more often to be feared than	240

Mental anguish	246

Mercy nobilitys true badge 247	247

6	248

Modesty of the hero	257

Nature overflowing the healthy dykes	266

Natures ties	268

Nobility of the matron	275

Noting of the soul through the face	281

Omens may be noticed	286

PANDERERS to evil will be con	292

Perturbation	298

Philosophy of charms	300

Physiology of love	306

8	311

Power dangerous to its possessor with	312

9	361

The brother and sister	362

The cares of the great	369

The crow pecking at the eagle	375

The difficulties of hunger 490	377

The evil power	383

The fairys release from her earthly	389

The friends pledge	396

The good queens hour of agony	402

The great soul cannot stoop to vileness	408

The hangmans comfort	414

The heart	420

The hero oercome by cowardice	427

The human fangslander	431

The Kings death	439

The Kings legacyexperience 384	446

The Kings reflection on misfortune 599	452

The King the father and the son phi	454

The ladys treasury of secrets revealed	460

The law before the gospel	467

The misery of suspicion	473

The mothers malediction	479

The mystery of death	482

The nightingale lamenting the loss	488

The peer the best judge of the princes	494

The philosophy of merriment	501

The power of habit 561	504

The really noble	510

There is a divinity that so doth hedge	520

The return of consciousness	524

The shrews portrait	530

The soul in doubt and fear	536

The spirit of contradiction conquered	541

The republicans apology for destroy	547

The trials of high position	553

The troubles of the soul beyond natural	559

The unity of faith where true love lives	566

The warriors anger	572

The way to enjoy nature is to become	578

The wife	584

The wolf and the lamb	590

The worm that dieth not without repent	594

Time a happy or miserable companion	601

10	602

UNCERTAINTY of secular opinions	607

11	611

When ignorance is bliss tis folly to	617

Wifes logic	623

Winning the shrew	624

Wives should persuade rather than	630

Woman the better man	636

Wooing wedding and repenting	642

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Título	The Philosophy of William Shakespeare Delineating in Seven Hundred and Fifty Passages, Selected from His Plays, the Multiform Phases of the Human Mind. Collated, Elucidated, and Alphabetically Arranged The Philosophy of William Shakespeare Delineating in Seven Hundred and Fifty Passages, Selected from His Plays, the Multiform Phases of the Human Mind. Collated, Elucidated, and Alphabetically Arranged, William Shakespeare
Autor	William Shakespeare
Edição	3
Editora	Lockwood & Company, 1863
Original de	Universidade de Michigan
Digitalizado	27 Mai 2008
Número de páginas	643 páginas

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