"Secret, Black, and Midnight Hags": The Conception, Presentation and Functions of Witches in English Renaissance DramaBraumüller, 2005 - 439 páginas |
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... thee deare , Witnesse my pitty on thee at thy birth , When thy adultrous mother cast thee off , As fearefull least their close lascivious sinne Should play the tell - tale of them to the world : Wherefore thy Mother strove by Art to kill ...
... thee deare , Witnesse my pitty on thee at thy birth , When thy adultrous mother cast thee off , As fearefull least their close lascivious sinne Should play the tell - tale of them to the world : Wherefore thy Mother strove by Art to kill ...
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... thee " ( 2.3.66–68 ) . In reality it is Eglan- tine who is going to be employed in the witch's plot . However , the shepherd- ess is immediately blinded by Poneria's sly nature and her promising words : " I will adore thy skill , and thee ...
... thee " ( 2.3.66–68 ) . In reality it is Eglan- tine who is going to be employed in the witch's plot . However , the shepherd- ess is immediately blinded by Poneria's sly nature and her promising words : " I will adore thy skill , and thee ...
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... thee ; / My horrors are so strong and great already / That thou seem'st nothing . Up and laze not " ( 1.2.123-25 ) . Despite Hecate's terrifying appearance Sebastian continues his bold speech : Hadst thou my business , thou couldst ne ...
... thee ; / My horrors are so strong and great already / That thou seem'st nothing . Up and laze not " ( 1.2.123-25 ) . Despite Hecate's terrifying appearance Sebastian continues his bold speech : Hadst thou my business , thou couldst ne ...
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Witchcraft in the European Context | 13 |
Malevolent Witches in English Renaissance Drama | 55 |
Conclusions | 291 |
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