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While they may be inspired to write a play by a real - life event , they do not fully research that event , nor show much concern for what actually happened in detail . ( In fact , the finished play is typically very different from the ...
While they may be inspired to write a play by a real - life event , they do not fully research that event , nor show much concern for what actually happened in detail . ( In fact , the finished play is typically very different from the ...
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а all , unless they happened to be scholars of Marlowe , since The Jew of Malta is rarely performed . Literary borrowings of this sort , although more common than is popularly realized , and providing great fun for scholarly sleuths ...
а all , unless they happened to be scholars of Marlowe , since The Jew of Malta is rarely performed . Literary borrowings of this sort , although more common than is popularly realized , and providing great fun for scholarly sleuths ...
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Three times during the play he remembers throwing Emma's daughter up in the air and catching her ; he says that it happened in Emma's kitchen , she insists that it was in his . The point is that Jerry's emotional recall is perfectly ...
Three times during the play he remembers throwing Emma's daughter up in the air and catching her ; he says that it happened in Emma's kitchen , she insists that it was in his . The point is that Jerry's emotional recall is perfectly ...
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Acknowledgments | 9 |
Sophocles Oedipus the King | 121 |
Shakespeare As You Like It | 133 |
Urheberrecht | |
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