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But in the last three acts vigorous drawing is exchanged for caricature ; for a
sinister life - like figure we have a grotesque stage - villain , another Aaron . How
this extraordinary transformation was effected , why the poet , who started with
such ...
But in the last three acts vigorous drawing is exchanged for caricature ; for a
sinister life - like figure we have a grotesque stage - villain , another Aaron . How
this extraordinary transformation was effected , why the poet , who started with
such ...
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Enter MYCETES , MEANDER , with other Lords and Soldiers . business Myc ,
Come , my Meander , let us to this gear . , I tell you true , my heart is swoln with
wrath On this same thievish villain , Tamburlaine , And , on that false Cosroe , my
...
Enter MYCETES , MEANDER , with other Lords and Soldiers . business Myc ,
Come , my Meander , let us to this gear . , I tell you true , my heart is swoln with
wrath On this same thievish villain , Tamburlaine , And , on that false Cosroe , my
...
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... from the camp , When kings themselves are present in the field ? Myc . Thou
liest . Tamb . Base villain ! darest thou give 2 the lie ? i The “ clout ” was the mark
at which the archers aimed , and the " pin " was the nail which fastened it .
... from the camp , When kings themselves are present in the field ? Myc . Thou
liest . Tamb . Base villain ! darest thou give 2 the lie ? i The “ clout ” was the mark
at which the archers aimed , and the " pin " was the nail which fastened it .
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I tell thee , villain , those that lead my horse , Have to their names titles of dignity ,
70 And dar'st thou bluntly call me Bajazeth ? Tamb . And know , thou Turk , that
those which lead my horse , Shall lead thee captive thorough Africa ; And dar'st ...
I tell thee , villain , those that lead my horse , Have to their names titles of dignity ,
70 And dar'st thou bluntly call me Bajazeth ? Tamb . And know , thou Turk , that
those which lead my horse , Shall lead thee captive thorough Africa ; And dar'st ...
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Villain , I tell thee , were that Tamburlaine As monstrous ? as Gorgon prince of
hell , The Soldan would not start a foot from him . But speak , what power hath he
? Mess . Mighty lord , Three hundred thousand men in armour clad , Upon their ...
Villain , I tell thee , were that Tamburlaine As monstrous ? as Gorgon prince of
hell , The Soldan would not start a foot from him . But speak , what power hath he
? Mess . Mighty lord , Three hundred thousand men in armour clad , Upon their ...
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| Titel | The Works of Christopher Marlowe, Band 1 English dramatists The Works of Christopher Marlowe, Christopher Marlowe |
| Autoren | Christopher Marlowe, Richard H. Horne |
| Herausgeber | Arthur Henry Bullen |
| Verlag | John C. Nimmo., 1885 |
| Original von | University of Iowa |
| Digitalisiert | 28. Dez. 2015 |
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