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Page 140 from Issue 80 right and what is wrong" (p. 214). Even the professor, who has ... fail to live up to the standards they recommend, they do glimpse the value of everyday decency and ... ordinary virtues. They even understand-more or less-the danger of histrionic behavior, cited self-pity, and ...

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frequently in Measure for Measure than in any other Shakespearean play-and rather more equivocally, as is ... hinted by the self-balancing title. The drastic measure of the law-and­ order governor, Angelo, against ... Page 239 from Issue 23-24 attributes it to his "disordered spring (III.iv.48)." ...

with sun, and a milder aspect, and my intense physical misery is gone, and with it, my rather profound ... Page 228 from Issue 80 February 25, Saturday. So we are scrubbed, hair washed fresh, feeling ... trek. On and on •... Anyway, I am tired, and it is Saturday afternoon and I have all the aca­ demic ...