Ben Jonson and the Language of Prose ComedyHarvard University Press, 1960 - 335 pagina's |
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Pagina 50
... stroke ; the members that follow il- luminate or particularize with metaphor . In the last example , Jonson exchanges one metaphor for another : the officers of 919 in the crown start as thieves of the state 50 BEN JONSON.
... stroke ; the members that follow il- luminate or particularize with metaphor . In the last example , Jonson exchanges one metaphor for another : the officers of 919 in the crown start as thieves of the state 50 BEN JONSON.
Pagina 63
... follow this goblin matrimony . ( SW II.ii.20–32 ) In this quintessentially Jonsonian loose period , we are con- fronted immediately either with a drastic ellipsis , which must be filled in with some phrase ( " Mary , your friends doe ...
... follow this goblin matrimony . ( SW II.ii.20–32 ) In this quintessentially Jonsonian loose period , we are con- fronted immediately either with a drastic ellipsis , which must be filled in with some phrase ( " Mary , your friends doe ...
Pagina 64
... follow this goblin matrimony . ” A further trait of loose style illustrated in this passage is what Croll has called ... follows a trajectory determined by the verb “ desire , ” and lands finally a great distance 64 BEN JONSON.
... follow this goblin matrimony . ” A further trait of loose style illustrated in this passage is what Croll has called ... follows a trajectory determined by the verb “ desire , ” and lands finally a great distance 64 BEN JONSON.
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Antecedents I | 1 |
Prose as Prose | 41 |
Rhetorics Tinkling Bell | 90 |
Copyright | |
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