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Pagina 42
... Nashe's pen . The two men were in Cambridge together ; they were working in London at the same time ; they had every opportunity for association ; and contem- poraries attributed the play to their collaboration when the quarto of 1594 ...
... Nashe's pen . The two men were in Cambridge together ; they were working in London at the same time ; they had every opportunity for association ; and contem- poraries attributed the play to their collaboration when the quarto of 1594 ...
Pagina 43
... Nashe as the less important author . In other words , Nashe is represented as undoubtedly a collaborator but not a very important one . He may merely have revised the play for press . The other fact which suggests a later date for the ...
... Nashe as the less important author . In other words , Nashe is represented as undoubtedly a collaborator but not a very important one . He may merely have revised the play for press . The other fact which suggests a later date for the ...
Pagina 45
... Nashe all the bad or commonplace passages . Thus , he felt sure Nashe must have written such a line as Gentle Achates , reach the Tinder boxe ( which is , however , a fair translation of Vergil's " Ac primum silici scintillam excudit ...
... Nashe all the bad or commonplace passages . Thus , he felt sure Nashe must have written such a line as Gentle Achates , reach the Tinder boxe ( which is , however , a fair translation of Vergil's " Ac primum silici scintillam excudit ...
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Dido Queen of Carthage | 41 |
The Massacre at Paris | 69 |
Hero and Leander | 99 |
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