Christopher Marlowe: His Life and WorkHarper & Row, 1964 - 219 pagina's |
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Pagina 69
... interest to us of Marlowe's second play , along with the suggestion of his own heterodox faith . The elements of the play are as before , the sources the same . There is the same excited interest in the new geography , but it is ...
... interest to us of Marlowe's second play , along with the suggestion of his own heterodox faith . The elements of the play are as before , the sources the same . There is the same excited interest in the new geography , but it is ...
Pagina 85
... interest , with the appealing character of the Jew's daughter , Abigail , and her decent impulses . This could have been developed into something different — if the play had been different ; a love - interest , caught as she is between ...
... interest , with the appealing character of the Jew's daughter , Abigail , and her decent impulses . This could have been developed into something different — if the play had been different ; a love - interest , caught as she is between ...
Pagina 170
... interest in his disposal of himself— the Lord Treasurer Burghley notably , who took a fatherly interest in these young scions of the peerage and showed a more than fatherly concern to marry them into his own family , now profitably ...
... interest in his disposal of himself— the Lord Treasurer Burghley notably , who took a fatherly interest in these young scions of the peerage and showed a more than fatherly concern to marry them into his own family , now profitably ...
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