shakspere उदाहरण वाक्य

Many of the most important Victorian Shakespeare publishers and scholars used this spelling, including Charles Knight, whose " The Pictorial Edition of the Works of Shakspere " was very popular, and Edward Dowden, in " Shakspere : a critical study of his mind and art ".
It has been reprinted by Hazlitt in Shakspere's Library ( I . i . 275 312; for proof that Shakespeare used the " Diana " either in Young's manuscript or some other form, see especially p . 55 of Young's printed translation ).
Hughes has staged a fast-motion synopsis of the play with musical accompaniment, as if it were a silent film, interrupted only by gales of laughter from Wilson and her expressions of alarm when Shakspere, in the small role of Sly the Tinker, doesn't entirely follow the script.
Directed by Doug Hughes, the cast featured Tim Blake Nelson as Will Shakspere [ sic ], Mary Louise Wilson as Queen Elizabeth, Kate Jennings Grant as wife Anne Hathaway and Mark Harelik as Edward de Vere, the Earl of Oxford ( Harelik was in the South Coast Rep production also ).
Subsequent generations of critics, who took their drama very seriously, did not look kindly upon Duffet's effusions . " As pearls before swine, so were Shakspere's plays in the eyes of the hog Duffet " & mdash; is one of many hostile comments in the relevant literature.

In " Shakspere as a Playwright " ( Scribner's, 1913 ), Brander Matthews, a professor of dramatic literature at Columbia University who deliberately shortened the playwright's name as part of his advocacy of simplified spelling, says " Titus " was a smash by Elizabethan standards.
Aside from a novel, " Escape " ( 1924 ), Brooks wrote extensively on the Shakespeare authorship question, and in 1937 produced a preliminary volume, " Will Shakspere : Factotum and Agent ", in an attempt to prove that Shakespeare did not write the works attributed to him.
He also issued a guide to Shakespeare's birthplace at Stratford-on-Avon as " Home of Shakspere described " ( Warwick, 1871 ), and he edited the " Library Shakespeare " ( 3 vols . ) in 1875, besides some of the plays for school use.
The work of Fleay and other members of the New Shakspere Society was ridiculed by Algernon Charles Swinburne in 1880 : " . . . the double-ending test, the triple-ending test, the heavy-monosyllabic-eleventh-syllable-of-the-double-ending test . . . ."
Scientific scrutiny suggests that the portrait was almost certainly painted in the early 1600s, but no amount of X-ray spectrometry, carbon-dating, or pigment analysis can verify the astonishing inscription on the back of the portrait : " Shakspere, born April 23 1564, Died April 23 1616, Aged 52.