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Page 67
... described with great vividness and emotional intensity . The tone of these satirical descriptions is Malevole's tone , which gives a distinctive quality to The Malcontent , for the impassioned disapproval of the Juvenalian satirist ...
... described with great vividness and emotional intensity . The tone of these satirical descriptions is Malevole's tone , which gives a distinctive quality to The Malcontent , for the impassioned disapproval of the Juvenalian satirist ...
Page 148
... described . And the same sort of con- trast is made in a different way when the Duke's sister Olympia ques- tions her new " lady in waiting " about the Duke's attentions to her . Young Archas ' answers are all innocence , but each one ...
... described . And the same sort of con- trast is made in a different way when the Duke's sister Olympia ques- tions her new " lady in waiting " about the Duke's attentions to her . Young Archas ' answers are all innocence , but each one ...
Page 191
... described it in a most un - Ciceronian fashion , seems to be what Cicero means by being " pleased " as opposed to being " moved " and " swayed . " His de- scription of Sophistic oratory , the origin of the middle style , applies to the ...
... described it in a most un - Ciceronian fashion , seems to be what Cicero means by being " pleased " as opposed to being " moved " and " swayed . " His de- scription of Sophistic oratory , the origin of the middle style , applies to the ...
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