Christopher Marlowe: His Life and WorkHarper & Row, 1965 - 219 pagina's |
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Pagina 11
... Shakespeare's back- ground was both somewhat socially superior and more respectable he emerged from it indubitably a gentleman . At school at Canterbury the education Marlowe received was much the same as that which Shakespeare got at ...
... Shakespeare's back- ground was both somewhat socially superior and more respectable he emerged from it indubitably a gentleman . At school at Canterbury the education Marlowe received was much the same as that which Shakespeare got at ...
Pagina 173
... Shakespeare does not want the young man physically ; his love for him is an ideal one , though expressed , to our taste , in rather exag- gerated terms . Shakespeare says ' love ' where we should say ' affection ' and ' devotion ' ; all ...
... Shakespeare does not want the young man physically ; his love for him is an ideal one , though expressed , to our taste , in rather exag- gerated terms . Shakespeare says ' love ' where we should say ' affection ' and ' devotion ' ; all ...
Pagina 178
... Shakespeare and his young patron had been through is evident in the following sonnets . Things were never quite the same between them : the old glad confidence had been jeopardised , a cloud had come over the relationship . The next ...
... Shakespeare and his young patron had been through is evident in the following sonnets . Things were never quite the same between them : the old glad confidence had been jeopardised , a cloud had come over the relationship . The next ...
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LITERATURE | 31 |
TAMBURLAINE | 50 |
and The Massacre at Paris | 81 |
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