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Pagina 169
... probably , however , the translation is early work and Marlowe makes the blunders of a raw collegian for the very good reason that he was a raw collegian at the time . All editions of the Marlowe Ovid purport to have been printed at ...
... probably , however , the translation is early work and Marlowe makes the blunders of a raw collegian for the very good reason that he was a raw collegian at the time . All editions of the Marlowe Ovid purport to have been printed at ...
Pagina 171
... probably been going about from hand to hand , either in manuscript or in print , since 1596 or earlier . The date usually accepted is 1596. This is based on an allusion in Sir John Harington's Metamorphosis of Ajax , published in that ...
... probably been going about from hand to hand , either in manuscript or in print , since 1596 or earlier . The date usually accepted is 1596. This is based on an allusion in Sir John Harington's Metamorphosis of Ajax , published in that ...
Pagina 178
... probably borrowed a scene in Tamburlaine , 1s is entirely in blank verse , but it is the wooden blankness of the early experimenters . George Peele , in his Arraignment of Paris , which was published in 1584 and probably produced some ...
... probably borrowed a scene in Tamburlaine , 1s is entirely in blank verse , but it is the wooden blankness of the early experimenters . George Peele , in his Arraignment of Paris , which was published in 1584 and probably produced some ...
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Dido Queen of Carthage | 41 |
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