Christopher Marlowe: His Life and WorkHarper & Row, 1965 - 219 pagina's |
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Pagina 62
... touches , big and small : the grandiose images , the passion for visual beauty , the crudity of the humour . There is a streak of cruelty : of course the cruelty is Tamburlaine's and that goes appropriately with the character . There is ...
... touches , big and small : the grandiose images , the passion for visual beauty , the crudity of the humour . There is a streak of cruelty : of course the cruelty is Tamburlaine's and that goes appropriately with the character . There is ...
Pagina 102
... touches he gleaned from it to add to the sensationalism of the play . Serres tells us that after Coligny's assassination , ' a certain Italian of Gonzaga's band cut off the Admiral's head and sent it , preserved with spices , to Rome to ...
... touches he gleaned from it to add to the sensationalism of the play . Serres tells us that after Coligny's assassination , ' a certain Italian of Gonzaga's band cut off the Admiral's head and sent it , preserved with spices , to Rome to ...
Pagina 103
... touch with developments in France . Only someone intimately acquainted with them would know the court- gossip ... touches of contempt for religion and for peasants , which are perhaps more true to Marlowe than to Guise or even ...
... touch with developments in France . Only someone intimately acquainted with them would know the court- gossip ... touches of contempt for religion and for peasants , which are perhaps more true to Marlowe than to Guise or even ...
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