Ben Jonson and the Language of Prose ComedyNorton, 1970 - 335 pagina's |
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Pagina 27
... clause must precede the main clause in such cases , but Shakespeare , with his penchant for strongly marked disjunctions , usually makes it do so , and by adding the antithetic particle " yet " at the head of the main clause , he fences ...
... clause must precede the main clause in such cases , but Shakespeare , with his penchant for strongly marked disjunctions , usually makes it do so , and by adding the antithetic particle " yet " at the head of the main clause , he fences ...
Pagina 74
... clause to clause , or from sentence to sentence : His language , ( where hee could spare , or passe by a jest ) was nobly censorious . No man ever spake more neatly , more presly , more weightily , or suffer'd lesse emptinesse , less ...
... clause to clause , or from sentence to sentence : His language , ( where hee could spare , or passe by a jest ) was nobly censorious . No man ever spake more neatly , more presly , more weightily , or suffer'd lesse emptinesse , less ...
Pagina 151
... clause first , so that it leads up to its own contradic- tion : " though honestie be no Puritan , yet it will doe no hurt " ( L. 251 ; Alls W I.iii.97-98 ) . The suspense created in the first clause is gratified in the second . Jonson ...
... clause first , so that it leads up to its own contradic- tion : " though honestie be no Puritan , yet it will doe no hurt " ( L. 251 ; Alls W I.iii.97-98 ) . The suspense created in the first clause is gratified in the second . Jonson ...
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