The Elizabethan Dramatists as CriticsPhilosophical Library, 1963 - 420 Seiten |
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... clown in with a rope . Clown . What now ? thrust a man into the commonwealth whether he will or no ? What the devil should I do here ? Dromo . Why , what an ass art thou ! Dost thou not know a play cannot be without a clown ? Clowns ...
... clown in with a rope . Clown . What now ? thrust a man into the commonwealth whether he will or no ? What the devil should I do here ? Dromo . Why , what an ass art thou ! Dost thou not know a play cannot be without a clown ? Clowns ...
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... Clown . Why shall I not whistle out my whistle ? Then farewell , gentle auditors , and the next time you see me I'll make you better sport . In the foregoing burlesque three things are emphasized : the essential superfluousness of the clown ...
... Clown . Why shall I not whistle out my whistle ? Then farewell , gentle auditors , and the next time you see me I'll make you better sport . In the foregoing burlesque three things are emphasized : the essential superfluousness of the clown ...
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... clown ; thou shalt know every man is not born to it . Ibid .: 1st Player . This is our clown , sir . Sim . Fie , fie , you fall upon him and beat him : he's too fair , i ' faith , to make the people laugh . 1st Player . Not as he may be ...
... clown ; thou shalt know every man is not born to it . Ibid .: 1st Player . This is our clown , sir . Sim . Fie , fie , you fall upon him and beat him : he's too fair , i ' faith , to make the people laugh . 1st Player . Not as he may be ...
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APPLIED CRITICISM | 1 |
EXCLUSIVE OF SHAKESPEARE AND JONSON | 18 |
A Variety of Demand | 172 |
Urheberrecht | |
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