Shakespeare and Elizabethan Poetry: A Study of His Earlier Work in Relation to the Poetry of the TimeChatto and Windus, 1951 - 279 Seiten |
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... allowed her usual crushing reply . His wit is by no means incompatible , it is ironically contrasted with his real ignorance of the ' amorous rites ' , a jest which Marlowe points by the absurd jingle and tumbling movement . yet he ...
... allowed her usual crushing reply . His wit is by no means incompatible , it is ironically contrasted with his real ignorance of the ' amorous rites ' , a jest which Marlowe points by the absurd jingle and tumbling movement . yet he ...
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... allowed to be merely sensuous , it has all to be given symbolical significance.19 The use of mystical numbers and colours was of course part of the Hermetic philosophy , and it is to be found not only in Chap- man , but also in Drayton ...
... allowed to be merely sensuous , it has all to be given symbolical significance.19 The use of mystical numbers and colours was of course part of the Hermetic philosophy , and it is to be found not only in Chap- man , but also in Drayton ...
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... allowed more than a pretty lyric by way of remorse . In the church scene he had spoken out , and spoken the words which his earlier character warranted . There is no further role for him , or for Hero , save to make a pair in the final ...
... allowed more than a pretty lyric by way of remorse . In the church scene he had spoken out , and spoken the words which his earlier character warranted . There is no further role for him , or for Hero , save to make a pair in the final ...
Inhalt
Medieval and Modern I | 1 |
Court Poetry of Elizabeths | 18 |
Elizabethan Poetic and | 35 |
Urheberrecht | |
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