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Pagina 51
And if one were to quote the period that follows , one would discover the same officers turning into fowlers who spread nets for harmless birds but allow the hawks and buzzards to escape . The progress of such a period , then , is ...
And if one were to quote the period that follows , one would discover the same officers turning into fowlers who spread nets for harmless birds but allow the hawks and buzzards to escape . The progress of such a period , then , is ...
Pagina 52
wit proves to be an " exploded ” period in more senses than one . Each clause ignites a verbal fuse that goes off as a pun in the next clause , after the manner of a chain of firecrackers . He walkes most commonly with a cloue , or pick ...
wit proves to be an " exploded ” period in more senses than one . Each clause ignites a verbal fuse that goes off as a pun in the next clause , after the manner of a chain of firecrackers . He walkes most commonly with a cloue , or pick ...
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And since Jonson was in this case writing for the stage , he may simply have pushed to an extreme the tendency of the baroque period to deal brusquely with its own syntactic commitments . The absolute constructions here , it may be ...
And since Jonson was in this case writing for the stage , he may simply have pushed to an extreme the tendency of the baroque period to deal brusquely with its own syntactic commitments . The absolute constructions here , it may be ...
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Antecedents I | 1 |
Prose as Prose | 41 |
Rhetorics Tinkling Bell | 90 |
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