The Complete Works of William Shakespeare With Annotations and a General Introduction, Vol. 18

The Complete Works of William Shakespeare With Annotations and a General Introduction, Vol. 18 Synopsis

Excerpt from The Complete Works of William Shakespeare With Annotations and a General Introduction, Vol. 18: Timon of Athens, With a Special Introduction by Herbert Paul, and an Original Frontispiece by J. H. F. Bacon

Poet. Admirable: How this grace Speaks his own standing! What a mental power This eye shoots forth! Ow big imagination Moves in this lip! To the dumbness of the gesture One might interpret.

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