The Divine Average: A View of ComedyPress of Case Western Reserve University, 1971 - 231 strán (strany) |
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... give Rosine a singing lesson , the aria is a still point in the action , permitting Rosine to express musically her ... gives way to broader and more varied concepts of design . The playwright takes some combination of story , character ...
... give Rosine a singing lesson , the aria is a still point in the action , permitting Rosine to express musically her ... gives way to broader and more varied concepts of design . The playwright takes some combination of story , character ...
Strana 158
... give the public not exactly what it wants but what it thinks it wants ; he does not reveal what uses he will put the show to . He does not say that Hero and Leander will make the persons at the fair seem real by contrast with the ...
... give the public not exactly what it wants but what it thinks it wants ; he does not reveal what uses he will put the show to . He does not say that Hero and Leander will make the persons at the fair seem real by contrast with the ...
Strana 210
... give you this money to help you to hasten my own commercial ruin [ He gives her the cheque ] . [ p . 484 ] One purpose of the speech is to prove to Cusins the thesis that the Army can be bought . A second purpose is to separate Barbara ...
... give you this money to help you to hasten my own commercial ruin [ He gives her the cheque ] . [ p . 484 ] One purpose of the speech is to prove to Cusins the thesis that the Army can be bought . A second purpose is to separate Barbara ...
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Form and Attitude in Comedy 42225 | 5 |
The Area of Comedy | 31 |
Types of Comic Structure | 52 |
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