A Short History of English DramaMacGibbon & Kee, 1965 - 216 páginas |
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... Jonson the ' rules ' were not merely practical precepts , to be used if convenient , but dictates founded on authority which every good man must follow . Though often forced by the necessities of the theatre and by con- cessions to his ...
... Jonson the ' rules ' were not merely practical precepts , to be used if convenient , but dictates founded on authority which every good man must follow . Though often forced by the necessities of the theatre and by con- cessions to his ...
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... Jonson's comedies , was not an immediate success . The secret of the silent woman is kept back not only from the spectators but from the other players until the final moment and this seems to have disconcerted the audience . Dryden and ...
... Jonson's comedies , was not an immediate success . The secret of the silent woman is kept back not only from the spectators but from the other players until the final moment and this seems to have disconcerted the audience . Dryden and ...
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... Jonson's last period have had a very varied critical reception , but it is generally agreed that the first of them , Bartholomew Fair ( acted 1614 , Quarto 1631 ) , was one of his hap- piest and most popular achievements . Jonson ...
... Jonson's last period have had a very varied critical reception , but it is generally agreed that the first of them , Bartholomew Fair ( acted 1614 , Quarto 1631 ) , was one of his hap- piest and most popular achievements . Jonson ...
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INTRODUCTORY | 11 |
THE ORIGINS MIRACLES MORALITIES | 19 |
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