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... expression of the rhetoric and pure poetry of which Marlowe's plays are largely composed , but is much too inflexible , monotonous , artificial and limited to be adequate as a fully dramatic vehicle , for I By rhetoric is meant the ...
... expression of the rhetoric and pure poetry of which Marlowe's plays are largely composed , but is much too inflexible , monotonous , artificial and limited to be adequate as a fully dramatic vehicle , for I By rhetoric is meant the ...
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... expression - than the adverb , so is the adjectival phrase for expressing the possessive case , and this is the form that Shakespeare prefers , the Sonnets being studded with these exquisitely turned and balanced lines : Calls back the ...
... expression - than the adverb , so is the adjectival phrase for expressing the possessive case , and this is the form that Shakespeare prefers , the Sonnets being studded with these exquisitely turned and balanced lines : Calls back the ...
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... expression , towards a verse that could be expanded and contracted , accelerated and retarded at will , a verse that was capable of the dramatic expression of any action , any idea , and any emotion , from the most trivial to the most ...
... expression , towards a verse that could be expanded and contracted , accelerated and retarded at will , a verse that was capable of the dramatic expression of any action , any idea , and any emotion , from the most trivial to the most ...
Contents
Chapter Page | vii |
EARLY PLAYS AND POEMS | 53 |
SONNETS AND LYRICAL PLAYS | 74 |
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