The Elizabethan Dramatists as CriticsPhilosophical Library, 1963 - 420 pages |
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David Klein. If we to every brain that's humorous Should fashion scenes , we , with the painter , shall , In striving ... humor , rule the stage . Some men cry out for satire , other choose Merely to story to confine each muse ; Most like ...
David Klein. If we to every brain that's humorous Should fashion scenes , we , with the painter , shall , In striving ... humor , rule the stage . Some men cry out for satire , other choose Merely to story to confine each muse ; Most like ...
Page 175
... humor of your taste , That we might fit , and feast it , so that you Were constant to yourselves , and kept that ... humorous play , If , though the kind distaste or please , the good And bad be by your judgment understood ; But if , as ...
... humor of your taste , That we might fit , and feast it , so that you Were constant to yourselves , and kept that ... humorous play , If , though the kind distaste or please , the good And bad be by your judgment understood ; But if , as ...
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... Humor ( III ii ) the consummate acting of one of the characters is lauded : Well - bred . him ? .. but was't possible thou shouldst not know .. E. Kno'well . ' Fore God , not I He had written himself into the habit of one of your poor ...
... Humor ( III ii ) the consummate acting of one of the characters is lauded : Well - bred . him ? .. but was't possible thou shouldst not know .. E. Kno'well . ' Fore God , not I He had written himself into the habit of one of your poor ...
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APPLIED CRITICISM | 1 |
EXCLUSIVE OF SHAKESPEARE AND JONSON | 18 |
SHAKESPEARE | 243 |
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