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Page xxxv
... such powerful translators as Florio and Chapman , who aimed first of all at ' a general view of an author's sense . ' Nothing , indeed , could be more unlike Virgil than these rugged , harsh , gasteropodous lines ; while for figures of ...
... such powerful translators as Florio and Chapman , who aimed first of all at ' a general view of an author's sense . ' Nothing , indeed , could be more unlike Virgil than these rugged , harsh , gasteropodous lines ; while for figures of ...
Page xxxvi
... such a drama as the Frogs . 5. 3. 332-349 . Several critics have noted that the source of this tirade against Demetrius is Horace , Sat. 1. 4. 78–85 . Line 85 of the satire , Hic niger est ; hunc tu , Romane , caveto , had already been ...
... such a drama as the Frogs . 5. 3. 332-349 . Several critics have noted that the source of this tirade against Demetrius is Horace , Sat. 1. 4. 78–85 . Line 85 of the satire , Hic niger est ; hunc tu , Romane , caveto , had already been ...
Page xxxix
... such in his mind's eye , but rather throws in a characterizing stroke now and again , so that the result is not a portrait , but a caricature , or merely a fanciful or a conventional sketch that suggests to us more or less vividly some ...
... such in his mind's eye , but rather throws in a characterizing stroke now and again , so that the result is not a portrait , but a caricature , or merely a fanciful or a conventional sketch that suggests to us more or less vividly some ...
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... such as Penniman adduces to convince us that Dekker was not acute enough to discover and state the facts in this instance . The whole matter has been completely threshed out by Small in his Stage - Quarrel , and there can no longer be ...
... such as Penniman adduces to convince us that Dekker was not acute enough to discover and state the facts in this instance . The whole matter has been completely threshed out by Small in his Stage - Quarrel , and there can no longer be ...
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... such were the case , the fair inference would be that Dekker made a most acrimonious assault upon Jonson , hitherto supposedly his friend , for no reason except that he might win the probably less valuable good - will of Marston and the ...
... such were the case , the fair inference would be that Dekker made a most acrimonious assault upon Jonson , hitherto supposedly his friend , for no reason except that he might win the probably less valuable good - will of Marston and the ...
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