Essays and Studies, Volumen29

ancient Antonio's Revenge appeal archaism Aristotle audience Bartholomew Fair beauty Ben Jonson Ben's Berenice Bobadil Catiline century character charm Chaucer Cheuisaunce Child's Bank classical Coleridge comedy comic Corneille criticism Crupp delight Devil dialects Dickens Dickens's diction drama dramatists Dryden Eclogue edition effect Elizabethan elocutio English epic Extracts Faerie Queene Fair false archaism Fletcher flowers follow forsooth French tragedy genius Greek Hamlet Heywood Humour imagination interest Jacobean Jonson King Lamb's language lines literary London master means medieval metre Milton mind modern moral nature passage passion pastoral perhaps persuasion Pickwick play plot Plowmans Tale poem poet poetic poetry prose quotations Racine rhetoric rhyme romantic rules rustic says scene seems Sejanus Shakespeare Shakespearian Shepheardes Calender speak Specimens speech Spenser spoken style suggested T. S. Eliot Tamburlaine tavern thou tion Tityrus Troilus and Criseyde Ulysses unity verse Virgil Weller word Wordsworth yond young