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... allusion than the full-length satiric portrait. And such allusions might be made through more than one character of the play. Hence it is not right to say, with Gifford and others, that Jonson's subsequent comparison of Inigo with ...
... allusion than the full-length satiric portrait. And such allusions might be made through more than one character of the play. Hence it is not right to say, with Gifford and others, that Jonson's subsequent comparison of Inigo with ...
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... allusions of his contemporaries as well as of the present play. ' I would set up a press here in Italy,' says Coxcomb ... allusion to the title of Butter's sheet) ; and he applies to Forobosco to provide him with a docile spirit for the ...
... allusions of his contemporaries as well as of the present play. ' I would set up a press here in Italy,' says Coxcomb ... allusion to the title of Butter's sheet) ; and he applies to Forobosco to provide him with a docile spirit for the ...
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... allusions than are commonly to be detected in the satirist's conventional catalogue of evils. The Countess of Somerset ... allusion had escaped him in a description of the insurgent evils of the age composed at such a moment. And every ...
... allusions than are commonly to be detected in the satirist's conventional catalogue of evils. The Countess of Somerset ... allusion had escaped him in a description of the insurgent evils of the age composed at such a moment. And every ...
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Brunos Candelaio | 109 |
Lantern Leatherhead and Inigo | 146 |
The New Inn and Fletchers | 198 |
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