John Gielgud - Two Richard's Speeches from Richard II by William Shakespeare

Sir John Gielgud - Richard II by William Shakespeare: Act III, Scene 3 & Act IV, Scene 1
Read by Sir John Gielgud.
Source: Ages of Man by Sir John Gielgud. Caedmon Records, 1959.

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Gielgud--the last of the old style actors!

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"Give sorrow leave awhile to tutor me to this submission"

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I did not give it up

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Date when Gielgud recorded this?

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This was my least favorite Shakespeare history. Until now.

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Research the "royal plural": one monarch's grammatical prerogative to speak of him or herself as "we," "ourselves." A parallel phenomenon is the "editorial plural," the convention of a newspaper editor in chief's use of the plural to express his or her editorial opinion, speaking more broadly for the newspaper.