Christopher Marlowe: His Life and WorkHarper & Row, 1965 - 219 pagina's |
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... less Greek . While Marlowe knew more of both , there is less of a contrast between them here than might be supposed ; nor was the disparity wholly to the dis- advantage of the less academic poet . There were other things to do at ...
... less Greek . While Marlowe knew more of both , there is less of a contrast between them here than might be supposed ; nor was the disparity wholly to the dis- advantage of the less academic poet . There were other things to do at ...
Pagina 113
... less unstable character , if less dangerous politically . This book contained a hundred sonnets , and provided the most distinguished model of sonneteering since the days of Surrey and Wyatt . I suspect that its influence upon the ...
... less unstable character , if less dangerous politically . This book contained a hundred sonnets , and provided the most distinguished model of sonneteering since the days of Surrey and Wyatt . I suspect that its influence upon the ...
Pagina 205
... less congenial to us , but it is none the less real . It is also quite consistent with our view of his nature ; for it is not a naturalistic humour based on a loving observation of people ; it is an intellectual humour , making a rather ...
... less congenial to us , but it is none the less real . It is also quite consistent with our view of his nature ; for it is not a naturalistic humour based on a loving observation of people ; it is an intellectual humour , making a rather ...
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LITERATURE | 31 |
TAMBURLAINE | 50 |
and The Massacre at Paris | 81 |
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