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Page ix
... . THE SATIRICAL DRAMA XXX xxxiv xxxiv xxxvii xli 1. General Treatment of the Plot xli · 2. Chief Sources of the Plot 3. Prototypes of the leading Characters . xlv lii 4. Minor Sources liii III . SPECIFIC OBJECTS OF SATIRE liv 1. The Duello.
... . THE SATIRICAL DRAMA XXX xxxiv xxxiv xxxvii xli 1. General Treatment of the Plot xli · 2. Chief Sources of the Plot 3. Prototypes of the leading Characters . xlv lii 4. Minor Sources liii III . SPECIFIC OBJECTS OF SATIRE liv 1. The Duello.
Page xv
... chief of these are : inough ] enough ; tother ] t'other ; coozen ] cozen ; ha's ] has ; then ] than ; ' hem ] ' em ( except G sometimes ) ; injoy ] enjoy . Several changes of wording occur : e . g . , 2. I. 53 an ] my ; etc. 1716. The ...
... chief of these are : inough ] enough ; tother ] t'other ; coozen ] cozen ; ha's ] has ; then ] than ; ' hem ] ' em ( except G sometimes ) ; injoy ] enjoy . Several changes of wording occur : e . g . , 2. I. 53 an ] my ; etc. 1716. The ...
Page xix
... chief , and remains in some respects the happiest , motive of the play comes in the final execution to be little better than an inartistic and inharmonious excres- cence . Yet Jonson's words to Drummond seem to indi- cate that he still ...
... chief , and remains in some respects the happiest , motive of the play comes in the final execution to be little better than an inartistic and inharmonious excres- cence . Yet Jonson's words to Drummond seem to indi- cate that he still ...
Page xx
... chief actors , while Pug's connection with them is wholly external , and affects only his own fortunes . He is , as Herford has already pointed out , merely the fly upon the engine - wheel , fortunate to escape with a bruising ...
... chief actors , while Pug's connection with them is wholly external , and affects only his own fortunes . He is , as Herford has already pointed out , merely the fly upon the engine - wheel , fortunate to escape with a bruising ...
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... chief source of the devil - plot was to be found in the legend of Friar Rush . 1. The Devil in the pre - Shakespearian Drama The sources for the conception of the devil in the mediæ- val drama are to be sought in a large body of non ...
... chief source of the devil - plot was to be found in the legend of Friar Rush . 1. The Devil in the pre - Shakespearian Drama The sources for the conception of the devil in the mediæ- val drama are to be sought in a large body of non ...
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