Lectures on the Dramatic Literature of the Age of ElizabethJ. Templeman, 1840 - 333 páginas |
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... less learned , nor with a scarce less happy vein , but less for- tunate in the event , who , though as renowned in their day , have sunk into " mere oblivion , " and of whom the only record ( but that the دو noblest ) is to be found in ...
... less learned , nor with a scarce less happy vein , but less for- tunate in the event , who , though as renowned in their day , have sunk into " mere oblivion , " and of whom the only record ( but that the دو noblest ) is to be found in ...
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... less to admire them . It is not possible that the learned professors and the reading public should clash in this way , or necessary for them to use any precautions against each other . But it is not the same - with the living languages ...
... less to admire them . It is not possible that the learned professors and the reading public should clash in this way , or necessary for them to use any precautions against each other . But it is not the same - with the living languages ...
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... people , fall harm- less from their necks . The translation of the Bible was the chief engine in the great work . It threw open , by a secret spring , the rich treasures of religion and morality GENERAL VIEW OF THE SUBJECT . 15.
... people , fall harm- less from their necks . The translation of the Bible was the chief engine in the great work . It threw open , by a secret spring , the rich treasures of religion and morality GENERAL VIEW OF THE SUBJECT . 15.
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... less provided against ; the ex- cesses of the passions and of lawless power were less regulated , and produced more strange and desperate catastrophes . The tales of Boc- cacio are founded on the great pestilence of Florence ; Fletcher ...
... less provided against ; the ex- cesses of the passions and of lawless power were less regulated , and produced more strange and desperate catastrophes . The tales of Boc- cacio are founded on the great pestilence of Florence ; Fletcher ...
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... less disguised , and less sub- ject to control . Decker has given an admirable description of a mad - house in one of his plays . But it might be perhaps objected , that it was only a literal account taken from Bedlam at that time and ...
... less disguised , and less sub- ject to control . Decker has given an admirable description of a mad - house in one of his plays . But it might be perhaps objected , that it was only a literal account taken from Bedlam at that time and ...
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