Comic Character in Restoration DramaMouton, 1975 - 151 páginas |
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... pretends to be insane so that he won't be forced to sign the document which will disinherit him , Sir Sampson pretends to be a concerned and loving father and tries to cajole his son into signing his name . Valentine's friend is amazed ...
... pretends to be insane so that he won't be forced to sign the document which will disinherit him , Sir Sampson pretends to be a concerned and loving father and tries to cajole his son into signing his name . Valentine's friend is amazed ...
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... pretends to be and what he would like to be . Tattle pretends to be discreet , one who wouldn't divulge anything even faintly questionable . Angelica tries to get him to speak about his exploits and baits him : Angelica . Tattle ...
... pretends to be and what he would like to be . Tattle pretends to be discreet , one who wouldn't divulge anything even faintly questionable . Angelica tries to get him to speak about his exploits and baits him : Angelica . Tattle ...
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... pretends that it is the holy book . Bellmour the " stalking form of godliness " 58 is un- masked by this mistake ... pretend to be virtuous when they are not . Wycherly's Horner does not feel that one kind of dissimulation is better than ...
... pretends that it is the holy book . Bellmour the " stalking form of godliness " 58 is un- masked by this mistake ... pretend to be virtuous when they are not . Wycherly's Horner does not feel that one kind of dissimulation is better than ...
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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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