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... Viewing Leanders face , fell downe and fainted . One hardly needs to point out the incongruity between Chapman's solemn argument and the comic tone of Marlowe's couplet , which carries on the absurdity of the outrageous fable that ...
... Viewing Leanders face , fell downe and fainted . One hardly needs to point out the incongruity between Chapman's solemn argument and the comic tone of Marlowe's couplet , which carries on the absurdity of the outrageous fable that ...
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... Viewing Leanders face , fell downe and fainted . [ 471-86 ] The last two couplets here are woven together , not only by their participation in the comic tone , but also by the repetition of the key word , love . This absurd fable has an ...
... Viewing Leanders face , fell downe and fainted . [ 471-86 ] The last two couplets here are woven together , not only by their participation in the comic tone , but also by the repetition of the key word , love . This absurd fable has an ...
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... viewing the old legends with an even greater detachment . The poem of Musaeus is here and there touched by the voice of a commentator who can say , like Marlowe : So , as girls will , she threatened . But when Leander heard This storm ...
... viewing the old legends with an even greater detachment . The poem of Musaeus is here and there touched by the voice of a commentator who can say , like Marlowe : So , as girls will , she threatened . But when Leander heard This storm ...
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