Pericles. / William Shakespeare ; edited by F. D. Hoeniger.
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TextPublication details: Croatia : Methuen & Co. Ltd., c1997.ISBN: - 0-17-443585-1
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and Marina later being rescued by pirates from a would- be murderer only to be sold by her new captors to a house of prostitution .Conventional devices of plot include the expounding of riddles,the discovery of incest at court,the exposure of infants to the hostile elements,the miraculous restoration of life after seeming death,the appearance of the gods in a vision,and recognition of long- lost loved ones by means of signs or tokens."In the Complete Works of Shakespeare"5th edition,edited by David Bevington.
his wife Thaisa,giving birth to their daughter,Marina,on board ship in the midst of gigantic storm
The narrative offers a series of sea voyages,separations hairbreath escapes ,and reunions.Thrilling circumtances abound:Pericles fleeing the wrath of Anthiocus
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