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... fine madness still he did retain , Which rightly should possess a poet's brain . † Marlow is , by nearly universal admission , our greatest dramatic writer before Shakspeare . He is frequently , indeed , turgid and bombastic ...
... fine madness still he did retain , Which rightly should possess a poet's brain . † Marlow is , by nearly universal admission , our greatest dramatic writer before Shakspeare . He is frequently , indeed , turgid and bombastic ...
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... such insociable and point - device companions ; such rackers of orthography as to speak dout , fine , when he should say doubt ; det , when he should pronounce debt , d , e , b , t ; 56 LITERATURE AND LEARNING IN ENGLAND .
... such insociable and point - device companions ; such rackers of orthography as to speak dout , fine , when he should say doubt ; det , when he should pronounce debt , d , e , b , t ; 56 LITERATURE AND LEARNING IN ENGLAND .
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... fine the steel had pierced his pith ; Tho down to the ground he fell therewith . His wondrous weight made the ground to quake ; The earth shrunk under him , and seemed to shake : There lieth the Oak , pitied of none . Now stands the ...
... fine the steel had pierced his pith ; Tho down to the ground he fell therewith . His wondrous weight made the ground to quake ; The earth shrunk under him , and seemed to shake : There lieth the Oak , pitied of none . Now stands the ...
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... fine genius in pamphleteering and black- guardism ? He knew that he would not eat that public bread without returning to his country what she gave him a hundred and a thousand fold ; he who must have felt and known well that no man had ...
... fine genius in pamphleteering and black- guardism ? He knew that he would not eat that public bread without returning to his country what she gave him a hundred and a thousand fold ; he who must have felt and known well that no man had ...
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... fine lines Occur : - His aged eyes pour out their tears , when , holding up his hands , He said , O God ! whoso thou art that my good hap withstands , Prolong not life , defer not death ; my self I overlive When those that owe to me ...
... fine lines Occur : - His aged eyes pour out their tears , when , holding up his hands , He said , O God ! whoso thou art that my good hap withstands , Prolong not life , defer not death ; my self I overlive When those that owe to me ...
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