Massinger's ImageryInst. f. Engl. Sprache u. Literatur, Univ. Salzburg, 1973 - 170 Seiten |
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... similar manner as in Act V of his tragedy The Duke of Milan , Massinger shows carelessness in workmanship . Similar indiscretion exists in his depicting both the wooing of the noble Clarindore and the desires of a courtesan in his often ...
... similar manner as in Act V of his tragedy The Duke of Milan , Massinger shows carelessness in workmanship . Similar indiscretion exists in his depicting both the wooing of the noble Clarindore and the desires of a courtesan in his often ...
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... similar image occurs in The Great Duke of Florence when Duke Sanazarro welcomes to court his youthful heir , who had been away at school for a few years , with the gracious compliment of courtly ceremony : As the rising sun , We do ...
... similar image occurs in The Great Duke of Florence when Duke Sanazarro welcomes to court his youthful heir , who had been away at school for a few years , with the gracious compliment of courtly ceremony : As the rising sun , We do ...
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... similar images and similar technique occurs in the same play : redeem you From the dark vale of servitude , and seat you Upon a hill of happiness . ( T.B. , II , iii ) More complexity and the clever use of a pun invigorate the following ...
... similar images and similar technique occurs in the same play : redeem you From the dark vale of servitude , and seat you Upon a hill of happiness . ( T.B. , II , iii ) More complexity and the clever use of a pun invigorate the following ...
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