Judge — November 29, 1919 — page 35: what you’re looking at

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HUNDREDS = Nw NSTRATIONS The Ideal Life har When Shakespeare, with his deep insight into human nature, fas pictured the ideal life, he did not select his characters from among the dwellers in cities, or place them in the environment of the by crowded haunts of men with their fetid and rancid atmosphere era > of moral and physical corruption, their cheap estimates of human a4 / 4 " worth, their sordid aims, that have ever made every big city a jails . festering sore on the body politic, and a menace to huma ite | ; No, when Shakespeare—seer as well sage, who has ay. | : illuminated with the brilliancy of the noonday sun every point of morals, of manners, of statecraft, of en | 1 philosophy, of taste, of the conduct of life— } - shows us the conditions under which a nearly perfect ni) | state of society is possible, he selects as his stage the as). | ‘ Forest of Arden, remote from the untruth, hypocrisy, ies . ignorance and violence of a society pursuing its own selfish his < WS, aims, and within the sylvan shades of this Arcadia a fas- vee P inati i ize a mode and conception ine use each member ung of the happy band is an aristocrat in the sense of nobility of heart and character. ch itan 66 be 99 i As You Like It oY describes life that would please everyone. Rich in its ye \ . ‘ Bemaey| revelations of the mysteries of human nature and the the uated . philosophy of life, Shakespeare seems to have transfused per- 4 ws . much of the wisdom of past ages into his own all-combining f ¢ { mind. This great comedy, word for word as the great Y master wrote it, together with everything else t he | by ; ’ eat ‘es wrote, exactly as it came from his pen, is found in this Siyy : De Luze Edition of sm SHAKESPEARE’S COMPLETE WORKS An Unexpurgated Edition A Liberal Education Half the Publisher’s Price oO" NW brings you the entire the poem and sonnet is as the 7 , tion in the higher walks of life you must know Shakespeare ENT NOV brtae you the eau the most eminent scholars have agreed Shake- . power of ascert aay oes showiss the workings p whons! we speare wrote it ; . his imagination, of hia wonderful bought fois lim The Text, the famous nbridge,” He knew and employed the resources of t 00... De La based on the folio of 1623, regarded by sc er y ever born on His vocab suspend further pul Kee st nearly accurate Shakespearian texts, ° that of the ave etl edu ated man is rarely more than the cost of paper and other nt € ilies oi 3,000. Read Shakespeare too for his vivid and lifelike word pbrtraits o : soared to heights which left. t . Among the great authorities on Shake famous wies 40d wa fou he gorgeous setting of his historical dramas. [Harein of profit. considering the means available to G. e t a This myriadn genius was cq t home in all cla f society. in isposing, of th ison h sent cut in price of course cannot be xl if we are put to a heavy selling expense Swinburne, Mra. Jameson, D Quincey ondon streets; life in the palaces of the rich e ls of the poor in dis © “ hrough re ed nd new UNSURPASSED SPECIAL FEATURES. He knew all erimes aad their conse I virtues and their rich rewards: Picrefores tor get the benebe of thie’ great 4 Serine Sources. Of the. plata. 4 = all philosophies and rel Read him for that intimate knowledge of human reduction in price you must act TODAY. MMENTS making ele “ ’ 9 ean aueceed, 9 GOSS ARIES expla foubt= RITICAL 3 T 20-19 tar derings of the text. EX i - 11-2041 clearly such port plays be difkeult to ‘underet id STUDY : ‘: “er |40O SUPERB ILLUSTRATIONS pe tte wort teats Greet th IN COLOR making ‘mple margin rie Ekch vol. | text illustrations reproduced from rare wood cuts used in books Name. 62514 Inches published in Shakespeare's time, tures altogether uniqueand | Passes Twill, within 5 days, a return. at your expense, my $1.00 to be depicting famous scenes in Shakespeare's plays, and hundreds of receipt Binding. Rich silk-fnished purple cloth, with titles in gold found in no other edition. Occupation comichooks.coiu)