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Article: Anthony Trollope's lady Anna and Shakespeare's Othello.
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- Victorian Newsletter
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- September 22, 2006
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Anthony Trollope, indefatigable Victorian novelist, found time to read and annotate 257 early modern English plays, especially Ben Jonson's and Shakespeare's (Harvey 256; Epperly Notes; Hall 415-18). "It has been said that no English novel can be written without Shakespearian allusions," Ruth apRoberts has noted; "but in Trollope they are legion," she concludes (77). In his Autobiography (1883), Trollope confesses, "I have found my greatest pleasure in our oId English dramatists,--not from any excessive love of their work ... but from curiosity in searching their plots and examining their characters" (366-67). The latter part of this admission suggests that Trollope read ...
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