Christopher Marlowe: His Life and WorkHarper & Row, 1965 - 219 pagina's |
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Pagina 136
... things later , this was just pabulum for the mob - I'll fire thy crazèd buildings and enforce The papal towers to kiss the lowly ground . One of the best contributions of our time to the under- standing of Shakespeare's work is the ...
... things later , this was just pabulum for the mob - I'll fire thy crazèd buildings and enforce The papal towers to kiss the lowly ground . One of the best contributions of our time to the under- standing of Shakespeare's work is the ...
Pagina 150
... things that Marlowe expresses his desire for throughout his plays , physical beauty , power over men and things , knowledge infinite , in this the answer to the mystery of the universe . - Faustus . . . tell me , who made the world ...
... things that Marlowe expresses his desire for throughout his plays , physical beauty , power over men and things , knowledge infinite , in this the answer to the mystery of the universe . - Faustus . . . tell me , who made the world ...
Pagina 178
... Things were never quite the same between them : the old glad confidence had been jeopardised , a cloud had come over ... thing it was : if Shakespeare had 178 Christopher Marlowe.
... Things were never quite the same between them : the old glad confidence had been jeopardised , a cloud had come over ... thing it was : if Shakespeare had 178 Christopher Marlowe.
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LITERATURE | 31 |
TAMBURLAINE | 50 |
and The Massacre at Paris | 81 |
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