BEN JONSON1925 |
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... courtly spectators in the dance. But in every point of art beyond the dance and the disguise the early mummings were quite rudimentary. The mummers neither spoke nor sang; they supported imaginary parts, but without the stimulus of an ...
... courtly spectators in the dance. But in every point of art beyond the dance and the disguise the early mummings were quite rudimentary. The mummers neither spoke nor sang; they supported imaginary parts, but without the stimulus of an ...
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... courtly coranto or galliot. But they rarely either were, or aspired to be, qualified for the lively yet exacting dramatic ' interludes ', performed by hired professional players, which beguiled the impatient expectation of the courtly ...
... courtly coranto or galliot. But they rarely either were, or aspired to be, qualified for the lively yet exacting dramatic ' interludes ', performed by hired professional players, which beguiled the impatient expectation of the courtly ...
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... courtly grace in the faerie of French romance, had finally arrayed himself in all the glory of chivalry as the elfin knight of Spenser. The Satyr, on the contrary, through all the phases of the far more brilliant, profound, and many ...
... courtly grace in the faerie of French romance, had finally arrayed himself in all the glory of chivalry as the elfin knight of Spenser. The Satyr, on the contrary, through all the phases of the far more brilliant, profound, and many ...
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Brunos Candelaio | 109 |
Lantern Leatherhead and Inigo | 146 |
The New Inn and Fletchers | 198 |
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