Christopher Marlowe: His Life and WorkHarper & Row, 1965 - 219 pagina's |
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Pagina 50
... imagination - at least the imagination of those who were sentient enough to know that they were living in the forefront of great days . No - one knew this better than Richard Hakluyt , who was wholly given up to his So TAMBURLAINE'
... imagination - at least the imagination of those who were sentient enough to know that they were living in the forefront of great days . No - one knew this better than Richard Hakluyt , who was wholly given up to his So TAMBURLAINE'
Pagina 51
... imagination was particularly fixed upon the Orient , and not only their imagination but their cupidity : they were after the trade and the fabled riches of the East . There was a special reason in the 1580's for London opening up ...
... imagination was particularly fixed upon the Orient , and not only their imagination but their cupidity : they were after the trade and the fabled riches of the East . There was a special reason in the 1580's for London opening up ...
Pagina 186
... imagination ; he writes best about flesh , gold , gems , stone , fire , clothes , water , snow , and air . It is only in such concretes that his imagination can fix itself . ' This is quite inadequate it leaves entirely out of account ...
... imagination ; he writes best about flesh , gold , gems , stone , fire , clothes , water , snow , and air . It is only in such concretes that his imagination can fix itself . ' This is quite inadequate it leaves entirely out of account ...
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LITERATURE | 31 |
TAMBURLAINE | 50 |
and The Massacre at Paris | 81 |
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