Shakespearean ComedyRussell & Russell, 1962 - 417 oldal |
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10. oldal
... write several new ones . All that is best in the Wakefield cycle , itself the most entertaining of those that remain , can be attributed to his hand . His , for example , is the character of Cain , introduced , indeed , in the York play ...
... write several new ones . All that is best in the Wakefield cycle , itself the most entertaining of those that remain , can be attributed to his hand . His , for example , is the character of Cain , introduced , indeed , in the York play ...
291. oldal
... write his own lines ; one would be glad , cer- tainly , to take the Clown's silly talk away from Shakespeare and at- tribute it to such a mediocre writer as Robert Armin . It was not for Armin only that Shakespeare was obliged to create ...
... write his own lines ; one would be glad , cer- tainly , to take the Clown's silly talk away from Shakespeare and at- tribute it to such a mediocre writer as Robert Armin . It was not for Armin only that Shakespeare was obliged to create ...
361. oldal
... write the scene ; dare we say that he could not write it ? Later in the long - drawn - out and artfully involved judgment scene she tells the lie the Duke has put in her mouth , and accuses herself in open court of carnal intercourse ...
... write the scene ; dare we say that he could not write it ? Later in the long - drawn - out and artfully involved judgment scene she tells the lie the Duke has put in her mouth , and accuses herself in open court of carnal intercourse ...
Tartalomjegyzék
THE MEDIEVAL BACKGROUND | 3 |
THE IMPACT OF THE RENAISSANCE | 37 |
THE NEW COMEDY | 53 |
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