Comic Character in Restoration DramaMouton, 1975 - 151 páginas |
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... rules . He has three rules for writing , elaborate rules , which explain his practice of plagiarism . The first one is the rule of " Transversion or Regula Duplex . Changing Verse into Prose , or Prose into Verse , alterna- tive , as ...
... rules . He has three rules for writing , elaborate rules , which explain his practice of plagiarism . The first one is the rule of " Transversion or Regula Duplex . Changing Verse into Prose , or Prose into Verse , alterna- tive , as ...
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... rules for writing great prologues . One way of doing so is by " civility , by insinuation , good language , and all that ” , and the " other , by making use of some certain personal things , which may keep a hank upon such censuring ...
... rules for writing great prologues . One way of doing so is by " civility , by insinuation , good language , and all that ” , and the " other , by making use of some certain personal things , which may keep a hank upon such censuring ...
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... rules , condition him for the right inspirational mood . When he intends to write poems he eats stewed prunes only , " but when I have a grand design in hand , I ever take Phisic , and let blood ; for , when you would have pure ...
... rules , condition him for the right inspirational mood . When he intends to write poems he eats stewed prunes only , " but when I have a grand design in hand , I ever take Phisic , and let blood ; for , when you would have pure ...
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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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