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... stage. Jonson had himself given an immense impetus to this movement, if he did not actually originate it. Shakespeare's incomparable Eastcheap scenes perhaps preceded Every Man in his Humour ; but London proper, the London of burgesses ...
... stage. Jonson had himself given an immense impetus to this movement, if he did not actually originate it. Shakespeare's incomparable Eastcheap scenes perhaps preceded Every Man in his Humour ; but London proper, the London of burgesses ...
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... stage contain some of his happiest and most brilliant inventions, and his services had never been more in request at Court. From about 1620, too, the Court Masque had shown a lively attraction towards the comedy of the regular stage ...
... stage contain some of his happiest and most brilliant inventions, and his services had never been more in request at Court. From about 1620, too, the Court Masque had shown a lively attraction towards the comedy of the regular stage ...
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... stage, 47. Jonson's private life between 1603 and 1612, 48-9. Relations with Selden, and Ralegh, ib. The Mermaid meetings, 49-50. Relations with Beaumont, ib. Shakespeare, 50-1. Donne, 51. The Roe family, 51-2. Relations with the Court ...
... stage, 47. Jonson's private life between 1603 and 1612, 48-9. Relations with Selden, and Ralegh, ib. The Mermaid meetings, 49-50. Relations with Beaumont, ib. Shakespeare, 50-1. Donne, 51. The Roe family, 51-2. Relations with the Court ...
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