The Tragicall History of Christopher Marlowe ...Harvard University Press, 1942 |
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Pagina 58
... perhaps not quite unconsciously , of Marlowe's manner . " [ Mermaid ed . , p . xliii ] 1891. Fleay : " Collaboration ... early work written at Cambridge before either author left the University . " [ Biog . Chron . , II . 147 ] 1899 ...
... perhaps not quite unconsciously , of Marlowe's manner . " [ Mermaid ed . , p . xliii ] 1891. Fleay : " Collaboration ... early work written at Cambridge before either author left the University . " [ Biog . Chron . , II . 147 ] 1899 ...
Pagina 200
... perhaps because he worked in haste , perhaps because he did not care . II . Spenser's strong influence on Marlowe inclined him to alliteration , especially at the beginning of his career . Dido in particular has many alliterative ...
... perhaps because he worked in haste , perhaps because he did not care . II . Spenser's strong influence on Marlowe inclined him to alliteration , especially at the beginning of his career . Dido in particular has many alliterative ...
Pagina 255
... perhaps , show that there are non - Shake- spearean traces in Julius Caesar , some of which are quite probably due to Marlowe , and a few others which may con- ceivably be due to Francis Beaumont . The average , unpreju- diced reader ...
... perhaps , show that there are non - Shake- spearean traces in Julius Caesar , some of which are quite probably due to Marlowe , and a few others which may con- ceivably be due to Francis Beaumont . The average , unpreju- diced reader ...
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Dido Queen of Carthage | 41 |
The Massacre at Paris | 49 |
Hero and Leander | 82 |
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