Ben Jonson and the Language of Prose ComedyHarvard University Press, 1960 - 335 pagina's |
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Pagina 92
... appears in figures like Mosca , Volpone , Subtle , and Truewit , who can within limits control their own personae , command their own metamor- phoses . The butts in the plays are those who try to live within an alien persona , adopting ...
... appears in figures like Mosca , Volpone , Subtle , and Truewit , who can within limits control their own personae , command their own metamor- phoses . The butts in the plays are those who try to live within an alien persona , adopting ...
Pagina 96
... appears in speeches like this : Mounsieur Gasper ( I take it so is your name ) misprise me not , I wil trample on the hart , on the soule of him that shall say , I will wrong you : what I purpose , you cannot now know ; but you shall ...
... appears in speeches like this : Mounsieur Gasper ( I take it so is your name ) misprise me not , I wil trample on the hart , on the soule of him that shall say , I will wrong you : what I purpose , you cannot now know ; but you shall ...
Pagina 255
... appear to dance an anti- masque , but appear only in Robin's narration . After some three - cornered dispute , Robin finally exposes Plutus as a counterfeit Cupid , as the god of money who has stolen Love's ensigns , and who rules the ...
... appear to dance an anti- masque , but appear only in Robin's narration . After some three - cornered dispute , Robin finally exposes Plutus as a counterfeit Cupid , as the god of money who has stolen Love's ensigns , and who rules the ...
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Antecedents I | 1 |
Prose as Prose | 41 |
Rhetorics Tinkling Bell | 90 |
Copyright | |
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