The Tragicall History of Christopher Marlowe ...Harvard University Press, 1942 |
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Pagina 57
... stage direction of 1594 definitely specifies the inner stage ; for the cave scene ; and probably for the final scene , where the Queen's funeral pyre is erected . Moreover , the dialogue is closely tied to stage setting and properties ...
... stage direction of 1594 definitely specifies the inner stage ; for the cave scene ; and probably for the final scene , where the Queen's funeral pyre is erected . Moreover , the dialogue is closely tied to stage setting and properties ...
Pagina 174
... Stage vpon such feete as continually are rowled vp in rime at the fingers endes " - without even mentioning blank verse as a possibility . This slavery to rhyme was a sad handicap to the English drama . It seems rarely , if ever , to ...
... Stage vpon such feete as continually are rowled vp in rime at the fingers endes " - without even mentioning blank verse as a possibility . This slavery to rhyme was a sad handicap to the English drama . It seems rarely , if ever , to ...
Pagina 179
... stage , for at least two plays besides the Spanish Tragedy had been written in it before his dramatic career began . Gorboduc had appeared in 1561 , three years be- fore his birth , and Jocasta when he was two years old ; and there were ...
... stage , for at least two plays besides the Spanish Tragedy had been written in it before his dramatic career began . Gorboduc had appeared in 1561 , three years be- fore his birth , and Jocasta when he was two years old ; and there were ...
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Dido Queen of Carthage | 41 |
The Massacre at Paris | 49 |
Hero and Leander | 82 |
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