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... passage quoted by Dyce , is equally severe : - " One higher pitch'd doth set his soaring thought On crowned kings that Fortune hath low brought , On some upreared high - aspiring swaine As it might be the Turkish Tamburlaine . Then ...
... passage quoted by Dyce , is equally severe : - " One higher pitch'd doth set his soaring thought On crowned kings that Fortune hath low brought , On some upreared high - aspiring swaine As it might be the Turkish Tamburlaine . Then ...
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... passage ( quoted by Dyce ) of Cowley's Guardian it appears that the old play was revived at the Bull about 1650. In 1681 it had become almost wholly forgotten ; for in the preface to his play , Tamerlane , published in that year ...
... passage ( quoted by Dyce ) of Cowley's Guardian it appears that the old play was revived at the Bull about 1650. In 1681 it had become almost wholly forgotten ; for in the preface to his play , Tamerlane , published in that year ...
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... passage recalls the magnificent rhythm of Milton : - : - " The galleys and those pilling brigandines That yearly sail to the Venetian Gulf , And hover in the Straits for Christians ' wreck , Shall lie at anchor in the Isle Asant Until ...
... passage recalls the magnificent rhythm of Milton : - : - " The galleys and those pilling brigandines That yearly sail to the Venetian Gulf , And hover in the Straits for Christians ' wreck , Shall lie at anchor in the Isle Asant Until ...
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... passage it is plain that the first quarto does not represent the play exactly as it came from Marlowe's hand . But on the strength of internal evidence we might go further , and say that the comic scenes are in no instance by Marlowe ...
... passage it is plain that the first quarto does not represent the play exactly as it came from Marlowe's hand . But on the strength of internal evidence we might go further , and say that the comic scenes are in no instance by Marlowe ...
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... passage from tears to laughter . And so was realised for the first and last time in the world's history the dream of Socrates ; the theory he propounded to Agathon , who was too drunk and drowsy for argument or contradiction , as the ...
... passage from tears to laughter . And so was realised for the first and last time in the world's history the dream of Socrates ; the theory he propounded to Agathon , who was too drunk and drowsy for argument or contradiction , as the ...
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