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Christopher Marlowe. Introduction 7 And we note , too , the narrator's absurd misapplication of Petrarchan imagery to Leander : let it suffise , That my slacke muse , sings of Leanders eies . Those orient cheekes and lippes ... Some ...
Christopher Marlowe. Introduction 7 And we note , too , the narrator's absurd misapplication of Petrarchan imagery to Leander : let it suffise , That my slacke muse , sings of Leanders eies . Those orient cheekes and lippes ... Some ...
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... narrator is not so subtle as the narrative voice of Ovid's poem ; he has more in common with the narrator of the old poem by Musaeus , whoever he was , writing some five hundred years after Ovid , and viewing the old legends with an ...
... narrator is not so subtle as the narrative voice of Ovid's poem ; he has more in common with the narrator of the old poem by Musaeus , whoever he was , writing some five hundred years after Ovid , and viewing the old legends with an ...
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... narrator sums up the principle of this poem's world : It lies not in our power to loue , or hate , For will in vs is ouer - rul'd by fate . When two are stript long ere the course begin , We wish that one should loose , the other win ...
... narrator sums up the principle of this poem's world : It lies not in our power to loue , or hate , For will in vs is ouer - rul'd by fate . When two are stript long ere the course begin , We wish that one should loose , the other win ...
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Adonis armes aspects of love beautie Bibliography Bradbrook bright-bearing Car Britwell careleffe Christopher Marlowe comic couplet Cupid Dang'd darke dovvne edition of Marlowe's Elizabethan emendation English Euen euerie fable Facsimile faire farre felfe fhee fhould filuer flaine fodainly Folger fome Foorth plungeth fruitfull wits fuch funne George Chapman gold golden hands we wring haue hauing heauen hell Hero and Leander Includes Chapman's poem liuely London loue louers lovers MacLure Marlowe's narrator Marlowe's poem Modern Language Association Musaeus muse Musuros naked Neptune neuer night offred ouer-rul'd by fate Ovid Ovid's Ovidian Oxford English Dictionary Phyllis Brooks pittie pleaſure pyn'd sestiad Sestos ſhe speaking of Marlowe's ſtill stroue ſweet tale of Mercury Textual Commentary textual notes Thefe theſe thofe thoſe thou truce was broke turn'd Univ vaile Venus vnto vpon vvas VVhen vvhere VVhich vvith vvould Whofe Whoſe words yeeld