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Page 19
... quoted before , where Troilus mounts the Troyan walls and sighs for Cressid . They are hardly in the spirit of the drama which shows forth this same Troilus and Cressid . What , then , of Rosalind's playful words in As You Like It ...
... quoted before , where Troilus mounts the Troyan walls and sighs for Cressid . They are hardly in the spirit of the drama which shows forth this same Troilus and Cressid . What , then , of Rosalind's playful words in As You Like It ...
Page 41
... quoted exactly from Met . 1. 150 , and the idea is further expanded at 11. 39. 49 of the same scene . In H6A Charles calls La Pucelle : ' Divinest creature , Astræa's daughter , ' mean- ing possibly that in rescuing Orleans she has made ...
... quoted exactly from Met . 1. 150 , and the idea is further expanded at 11. 39. 49 of the same scene . In H6A Charles calls La Pucelle : ' Divinest creature , Astræa's daughter , ' mean- ing possibly that in rescuing Orleans she has made ...
Page 77
... ( quoted above ) . That the Vergilian passage may have been read in Phaer's translation is suggested by the verbal cor- respondences with Shakespeare in the following line : Dame Rainbow down therfore with safron wings of dropping shours ...
... ( quoted above ) . That the Vergilian passage may have been read in Phaer's translation is suggested by the verbal cor- respondences with Shakespeare in the following line : Dame Rainbow down therfore with safron wings of dropping shours ...
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