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... Rhyme ( 1603 ) , introduces another factor , custom , which , in addition to nature , he places above art : art · · · rhyme , which both custom and nature doth most powerfully defend : custom , which is before all law , nature , which ...
... Rhyme ( 1603 ) , introduces another factor , custom , which , in addition to nature , he places above art : art · · · rhyme , which both custom and nature doth most powerfully defend : custom , which is before all law , nature , which ...
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... rhyme . Comedy , apparently , he excludes from the privilege : I must confess my adversary hath wrought this much upon me , that I think a tragedy would indeed best comport with a blank verse and dispense with rhyme , saving in the ...
... rhyme . Comedy , apparently , he excludes from the privilege : I must confess my adversary hath wrought this much upon me , that I think a tragedy would indeed best comport with a blank verse and dispense with rhyme , saving in the ...
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... rhyme . Dekker . Seven Deadly Sins ( 1606 ) ( Percy Reprints p . 20 ) : I would fain see a prize set up that the welted usurer and the politic bankrupt might rail one against another for it : O , it would beget a rhyming comedy ...
... rhyme . Dekker . Seven Deadly Sins ( 1606 ) ( Percy Reprints p . 20 ) : I would fain see a prize set up that the welted usurer and the politic bankrupt might rail one against another for it : O , it would beget a rhyming comedy ...
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APPLIED CRITICISM | 1 |
EXCLUSIVE OF SHAKESPEARE AND JONSON | 18 |
A Variety of Demand | 172 |
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