The Social and Moral Philosophy of Thomas DekkerGraduate Division, Kansas State Teachers College, 1955 - 36 Seiten |
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... live . Their swaggering extravagances and superficial imitations of gentlemen provided many an observant author with rich material for satire , Dekker among them . The irresponsible actions of these young men were dominated by a normal ...
... live . Their swaggering extravagances and superficial imitations of gentlemen provided many an observant author with rich material for satire , Dekker among them . The irresponsible actions of these young men were dominated by a normal ...
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... live in ease and to bask in luxury . Nor can he understand Hippolito's grief for Infelice , thought dead , for it is his contention that one woman will serve as well as another . When Hippolito , overcome with tragedy speaks of sorrow ...
... live in ease and to bask in luxury . Nor can he understand Hippolito's grief for Infelice , thought dead , for it is his contention that one woman will serve as well as another . When Hippolito , overcome with tragedy speaks of sorrow ...
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... lives to be fashionable . They are cruel to the prostitute , as are all other “ respectable " classes in the dramas . Their consummate selfishness is the pattern for Fustigo and Matheo . Fustigo , in fact , is made thoroughly useless to ...
... lives to be fashionable . They are cruel to the prostitute , as are all other “ respectable " classes in the dramas . Their consummate selfishness is the pattern for Fustigo and Matheo . Fustigo , in fact , is made thoroughly useless to ...
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