Christopher Marlowe: His Life and WorkHarper & Row, 1965 - 219 pagina's |
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... writing . We perceive that a great deal went on in that ambitious , passionate , voracious mind besides what was ... writer - except perhaps Milton - was ever more intellectual , even academic , in his inspiration : it was abstract ...
... writing . We perceive that a great deal went on in that ambitious , passionate , voracious mind besides what was ... writer - except perhaps Milton - was ever more intellectual , even academic , in his inspiration : it was abstract ...
Pagina 31
... writers , who are strongly personal in approach , it is clearly more important to know about the writer than with others . To understand Milton it is more important , indeed indispensable , to know about the author's personality and ...
... writers , who are strongly personal in approach , it is clearly more important to know about the writer than with others . To understand Milton it is more important , indeed indispensable , to know about the author's personality and ...
Pagina 143
... writing that his own new book was found too dear by a peddler for his pack , so that he was ' fain to bargain for the life of Tomliuclin [ Tamburlaine ] to wrap up his sweet powders in those unsavoury papers ' . Now , in September 1592 ...
... writing that his own new book was found too dear by a peddler for his pack , so that he was ' fain to bargain for the life of Tomliuclin [ Tamburlaine ] to wrap up his sweet powders in those unsavoury papers ' . Now , in September 1592 ...
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LITERATURE | 31 |
TAMBURLAINE | 50 |
and The Massacre at Paris | 81 |
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