The Elizabethan Dramatists as CriticsPhilosophical Library, 1963 - 420 Seiten |
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... words and phrases used by Harvey , which he terms " inkhornisms . " Many of them we should consider no more ob- jectionable and no less useful than the term he uses to describe them : " absonism , " and another unusual word he uses ...
... words and phrases used by Harvey , which he terms " inkhornisms . " Many of them we should consider no more ob- jectionable and no less useful than the term he uses to describe them : " absonism , " and another unusual word he uses ...
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... words . Chapman . Sir Giles Goosecap ( 1601 ) IV ii : Goosecap . Then his fine words that he sets them in : " cancati- cal , " " a fine anise - seed - wench - fool , " " upon ticket , " and so forth . Furnifall . Passing strange words ...
... words . Chapman . Sir Giles Goosecap ( 1601 ) IV ii : Goosecap . Then his fine words that he sets them in : " cancati- cal , " " a fine anise - seed - wench - fool , " " upon ticket , " and so forth . Furnifall . Passing strange words ...
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... words would sound more full , methinks , that are not So larded ; and if I might counsel you , You should compose a sonnet clean without them ; Carry their weight , show fair , like deeds enroll'd , Not writs that are first made and ...
... words would sound more full , methinks , that are not So larded ; and if I might counsel you , You should compose a sonnet clean without them ; Carry their weight , show fair , like deeds enroll'd , Not writs that are first made and ...
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APPLIED CRITICISM | 1 |
EXCLUSIVE OF SHAKESPEARE AND JONSON | 18 |
A Variety of Demand | 172 |
Urheberrecht | |
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