The Tragicall History of Christopher Marlowe, Volume 2Archon Books, 1964 - 432 pagina's |
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Pagina 47
... echoes are intentional ; and sometimes “ gagging " actors may have helped . Marlowe echoed himself from play to play with the utmost freedom ; but the anticipations in Dido of passages in later plays are more frequent than ordinary echoes ...
... echoes are intentional ; and sometimes “ gagging " actors may have helped . Marlowe echoed himself from play to play with the utmost freedom ; but the anticipations in Dido of passages in later plays are more frequent than ordinary echoes ...
Pagina 265
... echo of Marlowe , who uses it three times , whereas it does not occur elsewhere in Shakespeare . " Quenchless fury " in ... echoes : The richest corne dies , if it be not reapt , Beautie alone is lost , too warily kept . [ H & L , I. 327 ...
... echo of Marlowe , who uses it three times , whereas it does not occur elsewhere in Shakespeare . " Quenchless fury " in ... echoes : The richest corne dies , if it be not reapt , Beautie alone is lost , too warily kept . [ H & L , I. 327 ...
Pagina 267
... echoes , indeed , but echoes none the less . Shakespeare , who had learned so much from Marlowe , never quite forgot the touch of the vanished hand that had guided him as a raw and youthful beginner in the theatre . 132 Troilus and ...
... echoes , indeed , but echoes none the less . Shakespeare , who had learned so much from Marlowe , never quite forgot the touch of the vanished hand that had guided him as a raw and youthful beginner in the theatre . 132 Troilus and ...
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Edward the Second | 3 |
Dido Queen of Carthage | 41 |
The Massacre at Paris | 69 |
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