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Página 194
... disguise of a boy to her own husband, whom she does not recognize, and continues to live with him under the appearance of a drunken Irish nurse with a patch over one eye (as an effectual screen) and a bottle of usquebaugh at her girdle ...
... disguise of a boy to her own husband, whom she does not recognize, and continues to live with him under the appearance of a drunken Irish nurse with a patch over one eye (as an effectual screen) and a bottle of usquebaugh at her girdle ...
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... disguised' persons or masquers, remained to the last the culminating and indispensable event towards which the whole preceding action, however superior in dramatic interest, was designed to lead up. That the dance and the ' disguise ...
... disguised' persons or masquers, remained to the last the culminating and indispensable event towards which the whole preceding action, however superior in dramatic interest, was designed to lead up. That the dance and the ' disguise ...
Página 252
... disguised citi/.ens of 1377, took part with the 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 ...
... disguised citi/.ens of 1377, took part with the 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 ...
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Brunos Candelaio | 109 |
Lantern Leatherhead and Inigo | 146 |
The New Inn and Fletchers | 198 |
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