Comic Character in Restoration DramaMouton, 1975 - 151 páginas |
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... father and tries to cajole his son into signing his name . Valentine's friend is amazed at the sudden show of fatherly warmth and remarks : " Miracle ! the monster grows loving ! " ( p . 256 ) . Valentine , who knows his father , is not ...
... father and tries to cajole his son into signing his name . Valentine's friend is amazed at the sudden show of fatherly warmth and remarks : " Miracle ! the monster grows loving ! " ( p . 256 ) . Valentine , who knows his father , is not ...
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... father who does not know his children and is victimized by them is a well - known figure in Restoration comedy . Wycherly's cunning Hippolita meets her lover , Gerard , in her own home . The young man visits her disguised as a dancing ...
... father who does not know his children and is victimized by them is a well - known figure in Restoration comedy . Wycherly's cunning Hippolita meets her lover , Gerard , in her own home . The young man visits her disguised as a dancing ...
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... father but forgiveness and affection , no authority , no correction , no arbitrary power ; nothing to be done , but for him to offend , and me to pardon . I warrant you , if he danced till doomsday , he thought I was to pay the piper ...
... father but forgiveness and affection , no authority , no correction , no arbitrary power ; nothing to be done , but for him to offend , and me to pardon . I warrant you , if he danced till doomsday , he thought I was to pay the piper ...
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A Theory of Comic Character | 7 |
Degrees of Ignorance and Knowledge | 37 |
Fields of Ignorance and Knowledge I | 72 |
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