The Poems of Christopher Marlowe: With MemoirHurst & Company, 1884 - 109 pagina's |
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Pagina 126
... means of forming an opinion , only four pieces conjectured to be his having come down to us . Although he wrote some grave and ponderous scenes , his strength lay chiefly in humor , of which we have an excellent sample in Babulo , the ...
... means of forming an opinion , only four pieces conjectured to be his having come down to us . Although he wrote some grave and ponderous scenes , his strength lay chiefly in humor , of which we have an excellent sample in Babulo , the ...
Pagina 128
... mean brawl , the greatest dramatic poet in the English language ante- rior to Shakspere . Amongst the papers Marlowe left behind him were the un- finished tragedy of Dido , afterwards completed for the stage by Nash , and the ...
... mean brawl , the greatest dramatic poet in the English language ante- rior to Shakspere . Amongst the papers Marlowe left behind him were the un- finished tragedy of Dido , afterwards completed for the stage by Nash , and the ...
Pagina 130
... means , and showing how closely tragedy and farce lic together . Marlowe's strength was not that of intensity in the sense of concentration . It consisted in the power of accumulation which conquers by repeated blows . His details are ...
... means , and showing how closely tragedy and farce lic together . Marlowe's strength was not that of intensity in the sense of concentration . It consisted in the power of accumulation which conquers by repeated blows . His details are ...
Pagina 131
... means of comparison with the more elaborate version of Rowe . Marlowe also produced a translation of Ovid's Elegies , which the Bishops ordered to be burnt for its licentiousness . 132 POEMS OF CHRISTOPHER MARLOWE . HERO AND LEANDER ...
... means of comparison with the more elaborate version of Rowe . Marlowe also produced a translation of Ovid's Elegies , which the Bishops ordered to be burnt for its licentiousness . 132 POEMS OF CHRISTOPHER MARLOWE . HERO AND LEANDER ...
Pagina 133
... means clear . Marlowe apparently in- tended that the poem should be one entire piece . Chapman , however , broke it up into Sestiads , and prefixed a rhyming " Argument " to each . Whether the narrative derives any ad- vantage from this ...
... means clear . Marlowe apparently in- tended that the poem should be one entire piece . Chapman , however , broke it up into Sestiads , and prefixed a rhyming " Argument " to each . Whether the narrative derives any ad- vantage from this ...
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Abydos Alcmane amorous arms atheism beauty Ben Jonson blood bosom breast breath bright brought burned Cæsar chaste Chettle Christopher Marlowe colors countenance crown dance darts dear death deeds delight doth earth England's Helicon Eucharis eyes face fair Fates fear feast fire flame gainst gentle goddess gods golden grace Greene hair hand hath heart heaven Hellespont Hero Hero and Leander Hero's honor Hymen Jew of Malta Jove kiss Leander light live look love's lovers Lust's Dominion maid Marlowe Marlowe's mind Muses naked Nash Neptune never night nought nuptial nymph Passionate peace Perusia Phoebus play poem poet Pompey rage Rhene rites Rome sacred sacrifice SESTIAD Sestos Shakspere shepherds shine Sighs sight sing Sir Roger Manwood slain song soul spake stanza stars stay stood sweet swelling swim Tamburlaine tears thee thence thou thought torch unto Venus virgin virtue vows wind youth