The Works of Christopher Marlowe: Preface. Introduction. 1st pt. of Tamburlaine. 2d pt. of Tamburlaine. The tragical history of Dr. FaustusJohn C. Nimmo., 1885 |
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... being enlivened by a fool or a clown . After a little fuming and fretting the poets accepted the con- ditions ; they soon found that the demand of the audience was no outrage upon nature , and that there need xxviii Introduction .
... being enlivened by a fool or a clown . After a little fuming and fretting the poets accepted the con- ditions ; they soon found that the demand of the audience was no outrage upon nature , and that there need xxviii Introduction .
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... Clown was introduced ; the Jesuits , disliking Faustus ' scepticism , converted him into a sort of Don Juan ; and the two aspects of his character were after- wards combined by Goethe . Among the plays performed by an English company at ...
... Clown was introduced ; the Jesuits , disliking Faustus ' scepticism , converted him into a sort of Don Juan ; and the two aspects of his character were after- wards combined by Goethe . Among the plays performed by an English company at ...
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... Clown . How , in verse ? Wag . No , sirrah ; in beaten silk and stavesacre : 2 Clown . How , how , Knave's acre ! 3 I , I thought that was all the land his father left him . Do you hear ? I would be sorry to rob you of your living . Wag ...
... Clown . How , in verse ? Wag . No , sirrah ; in beaten silk and stavesacre : 2 Clown . How , how , Knave's acre ! 3 I , I thought that was all the land his father left him . Do you hear ? I would be sorry to rob you of your living . Wag ...
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... Clown . No , no . Here , take your gridirons again . Wag . Truly I'll none of them . Clown . Truly but you shall . Wag . Bear witness I gave them him . Clown . Bear witness I give them you again . Wag . Well , I will cause two Devils ...
... Clown . No , no . Here , take your gridirons again . Wag . Truly I'll none of them . Clown . Truly but you shall . Wag . Bear witness I gave them him . Clown . Bear witness I give them you again . Wag . Well , I will cause two Devils ...
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... Clown . But , do you hear , Wagner ? Wag . How ! Baliol and Belcher ! 72 Clown . O Lord ! I pray , sir , let Banio and Belcher go sleep . Wag . Villain - call me Master Wagner , and let thy left eye be diametarily fixed upon my right ...
... Clown . But , do you hear , Wagner ? Wag . How ! Baliol and Belcher ! 72 Clown . O Lord ! I pray , sir , let Banio and Belcher go sleep . Wag . Villain - call me Master Wagner , and let thy left eye be diametarily fixed upon my right ...
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