BEN JONSON1925 |
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an Elizabethan audience would have been likely to receive a modern Prometheus or Persae. He knew that all the ' ould state, and splendour ' of such plays would not have atoned for their bareness and simplicity of outline and slowness of ...
an Elizabethan audience would have been likely to receive a modern Prometheus or Persae. He knew that all the ' ould state, and splendour ' of such plays would not have atoned for their bareness and simplicity of outline and slowness of ...
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... Elizabethan ', more ' romantic ', than Sejanus and Ciiiiliiie. But this carries us little way, and leaves wholly unanswered the one vital question, whether this earlier tragedy of Jonson was allied — as the ' Additions ' surely are ...
... Elizabethan ', more ' romantic ', than Sejanus and Ciiiiliiie. But this carries us little way, and leaves wholly unanswered the one vital question, whether this earlier tragedy of Jonson was allied — as the ' Additions ' surely are ...
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... Elizabethan characterization related to the ' Humour ', 339-40. Origin and varied usage of this term, 340-1 ; Jonson's satire on its abuse, 342. Humour comedy before Jonson : Chapman's An Humorous Day's Mirth, 343-7. Jonson's handling ...
... Elizabethan characterization related to the ' Humour ', 339-40. Origin and varied usage of this term, 340-1 ; Jonson's satire on its abuse, 342. Humour comedy before Jonson : Chapman's An Humorous Day's Mirth, 343-7. Jonson's handling ...
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Brunos Candelaio | 109 |
Lantern Leatherhead and Inigo | 146 |
The New Inn and Fletchers | 198 |
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