The book Shakespearean Representation; Its Laws And Limits was written by author Percy Hetherington Fitzgerald Here you can read free online of Shakespearean Representation; Its Laws And Limits book, rate and share your impressions in comments. If you don't know what to write, just answer the question: Why is Shakespearean Representation; Its Laws And Limits a good or bad book?
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This brings us to the outcast Lear, and to his sufferings from the pitiless elements : * Blow, wind, and crack your cheeks.' The bard himself seems to plan this storm with wonderful intensity and significance. Difficult as it is to arrange, I have no doubt it could be made to rage with infinitely more effect than has been hitherto attempted. The thing would seem to be to convey the effect of a terrible storm on those who were caught in it rather than the storm itself. There is art in spreading ...it over the two scenes — ' The Heath * and ' On the other part of the Heath' — ^which gives an idea of vastness and spreading power, the covering of a large tract of ground. At the end of Act II. it all begins : 'Alack, the night comes on, and the bleak winds Do sorely rumc.* And news arrives that the old man had gone from shelter. Here there should be a growing, lowering darkness, and fiair in Shakespearean * Business^ 107 the distance be heard the mutterings of the coming tempest. The performers should look forth with alarm and shivering, and hurry away, as if for shelter.
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