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... Aristophanes, would themselves have enjoyed. Jonson might even discover in them occasional indications that his own dramatic seed had not fallen on barren ground. Master Slender was little more than a 'country. ' afore noone ' ; in iv ...
... Aristophanes, would themselves have enjoyed. Jonson might even discover in them occasional indications that his own dramatic seed had not fallen on barren ground. Master Slender was little more than a 'country. ' afore noone ' ; in iv ...
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... Aristophanes had here the advantage of drawing upon a still living mythology ; Plutus, like Dionysos, Hermes, and the rest, stood ready to his hand, present to the fancy, and not too remote from the faith, of all his hearers. Jonson had ...
... Aristophanes had here the advantage of drawing upon a still living mythology ; Plutus, like Dionysos, Hermes, and the rest, stood ready to his hand, present to the fancy, and not too remote from the faith, of all his hearers. Jonson had ...
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... Aristophanes' Vespae, 1. 891 f, but, as usual, Jonson has worked it out altogether in his own way. It cannot be claimed, however, that his ' dog-trial ' is either as amusing in itself, or at all as proper to the business of the play. In ...
... Aristophanes' Vespae, 1. 891 f, but, as usual, Jonson has worked it out altogether in his own way. It cannot be claimed, however, that his ' dog-trial ' is either as amusing in itself, or at all as proper to the business of the play. In ...
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