Christopher Marlowe: His Life and WorkHarper & Row, 1964 - 219 pagina's |
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Pagina 68
... hand , in his right hand a whip with which he scourgeth them ' , and shouting : Holla , ye pampered jades of Asia ! This evidently brought the Elizabethan house down . It was still not enough to make a play . So Marlowe went back to his ...
... hand , in his right hand a whip with which he scourgeth them ' , and shouting : Holla , ye pampered jades of Asia ! This evidently brought the Elizabethan house down . It was still not enough to make a play . So Marlowe went back to his ...
Pagina 84
... hand . - - goes A more realistic account of the matter , truer to the fallible ways of writers , would seem to indicate that Marlowe began his play carefully in a considered manner , and in a different mode from Tamburlaine . Where that ...
... hand . - - goes A more realistic account of the matter , truer to the fallible ways of writers , would seem to indicate that Marlowe began his play carefully in a considered manner , and in a different mode from Tamburlaine . Where that ...
Pagina 120
... hand , he had only a stump with five warts upon it , instead of a hand and fingers . He wore a cuff on it like a pocket . ' It is less likely to have been William Warner the poet , Watson's contemporary , half a dozen years senior to ...
... hand , he had only a stump with five warts upon it , instead of a hand and fingers . He wore a cuff on it like a pocket . ' It is less likely to have been William Warner the poet , Watson's contemporary , half a dozen years senior to ...
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