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Уильям Шекспир – The Sonnets (страница 1)

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THE ALEXANDER SHAKESPEARE

THE SONNETS

William Shakespeare

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Version: 2016-01-07

Prefatory Note

This Shakespeare play uses the full Alexander text. By keeping in mind the fact that the language has changed considerably in four hundred years, as have customs, jokes, and stage conventions, the editors have aimed at helping the modern reader – whether English is their mother tongue or not – to grasp the full significance of the play. The Notes, intended primarily for examination candidates, are presented in a simple, direct style. The needs of those unfamiliar with British culture have been specially considered.

Since quiet study of the printed word is unlikely to bring fully to life plays that were written directly for the public theatre, attention has been drawn to dramatic effects which are important in performance. The editors see Shakespeare’s plays as living works of art which can be enjoyed today on stage, film and television in many parts of the world.

CONTENTS

Cover

Title Page

Sonnet 12

Sonnet 13

Sonnet 14

Sonnet 15

Sonnet 16

Sonnet 17

Sonnet 18

Sonnet 19

Sonnet 20

Sonnet 21

Sonnet 22

Sonnet 23

Sonnet 24

Sonnet 25

Sonnet 26

Sonnet 27

Sonnet 28

Sonnet 29

Sonnet 30

Sonnet 31

Sonnet 32