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TIMSON, D.: Stories from Shakespeare (Unabridged)
Juliet Stevenson
语种: 英语
发布时间: 2005-09-01
专辑《TIMSON, D.: Stories from Shakespeare (Unabridged)》 简介
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That night, before dinner, Othello…
Juliet Stevenson
Act III Scene 3: ‘By heaven I’ll know…’
Juliet Stevenson
Act II Scene 3: ‘Two things are to be done…’
Juliet Stevenson
The seed of jealousy was well and truly sown
Juliet Stevenson
When Cassio and Iago were alone together…
Juliet Stevenson
Caliban thought these two examples…
Juliet Stevenson
Iago upon arrival began to put his plan…
Juliet Stevenson
Act II Scene 1: ‘O my fair warrior…’
Juliet Stevenson
Prospero by his enchantments…
Juliet Stevenson
Desdemona herself came to the Senate…
Juliet Stevenson
Act I Scene 3: ‘My story being done…’
Juliet Stevenson
Othello
Juliet Stevenson
So Prospero made heavenly music…
Juliet Stevenson
When Stephano appeared he had been drinking…
Juliet Stevenson
Now other members of King Alonso’s household…
Juliet Stevenson
And so singing, Ariel led the spell-bound prince…
Juliet Stevenson
Act III Scene 1: ‘You look wearily…’
Juliet Stevenson
Scarcely had they exchanged half a dozen sentences…
Juliet Stevenson
Poor Juliet and her young husband…
Juliet Stevenson
Act I Scene 2: ‘Full fathom five…’
Juliet Stevenson
The Tempest
Juliet Stevenson
Prospero finished his story to Miranda…
Juliet Stevenson
Act I Scene 2: ‘This island’s mine…’
Juliet Stevenson
Act V Scene 3: ‘Ah, dear Juliet why art thou…’
Juliet Stevenson
So Romeo died beside his wife, Juliet
Juliet Stevenson
Early in the morning…
Juliet Stevenson
They spoke long together…
Juliet Stevenson
So, on the very day of his wedding…
Juliet Stevenson
Act IV Scene 3: ‘What if it be poison…’
Juliet Stevenson
Now Juliet’s father, Lord Capulet…
Juliet Stevenson
Act III Scene 1: ‘Courage man the hurt cannot be much…’
Juliet Stevenson
Just then the girl’s nurse…
Juliet Stevenson
The next morning, very early…
Juliet Stevenson
Act I Scene 5: ‘If I profane…’
Juliet Stevenson
Act II Scene 2: ‘O Romeo, Romeo wherefore art thou…’
Juliet Stevenson
Act I Scene 5: ‘What lady’s that…’
Juliet Stevenson
As he was saying these words…
Juliet Stevenson
But nothing would stop Romeo…
Juliet Stevenson
Act I Scene 4: ‘O then I see Queen Mab…’
Juliet Stevenson
Romeo and Juliet
Juliet Stevenson
Then Viola told her brother all her adventures…
Juliet Stevenson
Act V Scene 1: ‘Do I stand there…’
Juliet Stevenson
Act III Scene 4: ‘Why man he’s a very devil…’
Juliet Stevenson
Happily for both Viola and Sir Andrew…
Juliet Stevenson
When Malvolio appeared before Olivia…
Juliet Stevenson
Act II Scene 5: ‘If this fall into thy hand…’
Juliet Stevenson
So Viola went…
Juliet Stevenson
Act II Scene 4: ‘Make no compare between that love…’
Juliet Stevenson
Act I Scene 2: ‘Was ever woman in this humour wooed…’
Juliet Stevenson
Next morning the sun was not shining…
Juliet Stevenson
Act V Scene 4: ‘Rescue my Lord of Norfolk…’
Juliet Stevenson
Act V Scene 3: ‘Dream on thy cousins…’
Juliet Stevenson
All the time that Richard had been planning…
Juliet Stevenson
Act IV Scene 2: ‘Thus high…:’
Juliet Stevenson
Act I Scene 1: ‘Now is the winter…’
Juliet Stevenson
The truth was that Richard…
Juliet Stevenson
Meanwhile Edward IV’s illness…
Juliet Stevenson
Act V Scene 8: ‘Turn hell-hound, turn…’
Juliet Stevenson
Nothing was going to stop Richard…
Juliet Stevenson
And his bad dreams…
Juliet Stevenson
Act I Scene 4: ‘Methought I had broken from the Tower…’
Juliet Stevenson
King Richard III
Juliet Stevenson
All this while, the English army…
Juliet Stevenson
Act V Scene 1: ‘Yet here’s a spot…’
Juliet Stevenson
Macbeth decided he would find the witches…
Juliet Stevenson
Not long after this, Macbeth heard…
Juliet Stevenson
Not long afterwards, with red hands…
Juliet Stevenson
The murderers heard a knocking at the castle gate…
Juliet Stevenson
The first battle for Henry…
Juliet Stevenson
Act III Scene 4: ‘Which of you have done this…’
Juliet Stevenson
Act II Scene 1: ‘Is this a dagger…’
Juliet Stevenson
Macbeth could not take his eyes…
Juliet Stevenson
Act V Scene 2: ‘Soft you…’
Juliet Stevenson
Act I Scene 3: ‘So foul and fair a day…’
Juliet Stevenson
Act IV Scene 1: ‘When thou wak’st…’
Juliet Stevenson
Macbeth
Juliet Stevenson
Desdemona woke with her husband’s wild eyes…
Juliet Stevenson
And so the battle concluded…
Juliet Stevenson
Act IV Scene 3: ‘The poor soul sat sighing…’
Juliet Stevenson
Iago’s villainy now knew no bounds…
Juliet Stevenson
Act IV Scene 1: ‘How shall I murder him Iago…’
Juliet Stevenson
Act IV Scene 5: ‘Where is the beauteous Queen of Denmark…’
Juliet Stevenson
The wicked Claudius had indeed killed…
Juliet Stevenson
Edgar, still disguised…
Juliet Stevenson
King Lear
Juliet Stevenson
Then Oberon called his favourite fairy, Puck…
Juliet Stevenson
Act IV Scene 7: ‘Here comes the herald of the French…’
Juliet Stevenson
Henry V
Juliet Stevenson
And now he knew at last…
Juliet Stevenson
Act II Scene 1: ‘Why should Titania cross her Oberon…’
Juliet Stevenson
Meanwhile Oberon had found his queen, Titania, asleep
Juliet Stevenson
Their courage renewed by their leader…
Juliet Stevenson
Act III Scene 1: ‘To be or not to be…’
Juliet Stevenson
Act I Scene 3: ‘He’s in Arthur’s bosom…’
Juliet Stevenson
Act III Scene 8: ‘My Lord High Constable…’
Juliet Stevenson
A Midsummer Night’s Dream
Juliet Stevenson
Hamlet
Juliet Stevenson
King Lear was very pleased with Goneril and Regan’s declarations…
Juliet Stevenson
Act I Scene 5: ‘My Lord and master loves you…’
Juliet Stevenson
