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... wish my best friend at such a feast . This could well be Middleton but , again , it is oddly reminiscent of other things ... wishes for him , with one difference : he is to prove not the eater but the eaten . I do not claim , then , that ...
... wish my best friend at such a feast . This could well be Middleton but , again , it is oddly reminiscent of other things ... wishes for him , with one difference : he is to prove not the eater but the eaten . I do not claim , then , that ...
Page 86
... wishes on his fellow creatures not simply suffering but a general inversion of natural relations . Plagues , sciatica , itches , blains and general leprosy are to be visited on Athens , but that is not all . The ancient trope known in ...
... wishes on his fellow creatures not simply suffering but a general inversion of natural relations . Plagues , sciatica , itches , blains and general leprosy are to be visited on Athens , but that is not all . The ancient trope known in ...
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... wishes , it must circulate . But as he hears the drum of the approaching Alcibiades his first instinct is the low ... wish to maintain that Alcibiades in the central part of the play is the noble soldier may here claim that his character ...
... wishes , it must circulate . But as he hears the drum of the approaching Alcibiades his first instinct is the low ... wish to maintain that Alcibiades in the central part of the play is the noble soldier may here claim that his character ...
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The Paragone | 3 |
Timon Among the Suitors | 17 |
One Playwright or Two? | 30 |
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