BEN JONSON1925 |
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... plot, nothing. Its nearest approach to humour lies in the horrible simulations of the ludicrous effected by the misshapen creatures of Volpone's household. One exception there is, however, to the otherwise unbroken predominance of dull ...
... plot, nothing. Its nearest approach to humour lies in the horrible simulations of the ludicrous effected by the misshapen creatures of Volpone's household. One exception there is, however, to the otherwise unbroken predominance of dull ...
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... plot, as well as the nephew's more artfully laid counter-plot, is inspired by his active malice, not by his horror of noise. Jonson had palpably remembered his last great comedy, and infused something of the malignity of Volpone, and ...
... plot, as well as the nephew's more artfully laid counter-plot, is inspired by his active malice, not by his horror of noise. Jonson had palpably remembered his last great comedy, and infused something of the malignity of Volpone, and ...
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... plot, with Jonson often ushers in a new and unexpected complication. In Volpone and Epicoene this new development is welded with masterly skill into the plot. But this cannot be said of the possession- feigning scenes of the present ...
... plot, with Jonson often ushers in a new and unexpected complication. In Volpone and Epicoene this new development is welded with masterly skill into the plot. But this cannot be said of the possession- feigning scenes of the present ...
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Brunos Candelaio | 109 |
Lantern Leatherhead and Inigo | 146 |
The New Inn and Fletchers | 198 |
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