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... Devil and his Dame (Grim the Collier of Cray don) so recently as 1600, and was to inspire another devil-play, Wilson's Belphegor, so late as the Revolution. Another play, nearly contemporary, The Merry Devil of Edmonton, was still, as ...
... Devil and his Dame (Grim the Collier of Cray don) so recently as 1600, and was to inspire another devil-play, Wilson's Belphegor, so late as the Revolution. Another play, nearly contemporary, The Merry Devil of Edmonton, was still, as ...
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... devil as not only defeated but stupid, and extracts comic capital from his stupidity.1 It was to this line of development that Jonson attached himself in his new experiment, and it is not hard to understand his choice. The ' stupid ' devil ...
... devil as not only defeated but stupid, and extracts comic capital from his stupidity.1 It was to this line of development that Jonson attached himself in his new experiment, and it is not hard to understand his choice. The ' stupid ' devil ...
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... devil is in this play too, but the only effect of his being in it is to prove him ' an Ass '. Jonson's stupid devil owes something to both the earlier plays, is in a certain sense their logical outcome ; a translation, in any case, of ...
... devil is in this play too, but the only effect of his being in it is to prove him ' an Ass '. Jonson's stupid devil owes something to both the earlier plays, is in a certain sense their logical outcome ; a translation, in any case, of ...
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Brunos Candelaio | 109 |
Lantern Leatherhead and Inigo | 146 |
The New Inn and Fletchers | 198 |
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