Jonson and Elizabethan Comedy: Essays in Dramatic RhetoricHuntington Library, 1978 - 351 strán (strany) |
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... fair provokes me , I cannot be silent " ( 77-78 ) , and " Hinder me not woman . I was moved in spirit to be here this day in this fair " ( 86-87 ) to make this sanctified noise " ( 104 ) . The implication is fairly clear that , for Busy ...
... fair provokes me , I cannot be silent " ( 77-78 ) , and " Hinder me not woman . I was moved in spirit to be here this day in this fair " ( 86-87 ) to make this sanctified noise " ( 104 ) . The implication is fairly clear that , for Busy ...
Strana 235
... Fair to discover enormities for himself ; he feels acutely the danger of judicial error by those who sit in " high places , " where intelligence lies idle . In short , he is our familiar friend , the over - zealous administrator ...
... Fair to discover enormities for himself ; he feels acutely the danger of judicial error by those who sit in " high places , " where intelligence lies idle . In short , he is our familiar friend , the over - zealous administrator ...
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... Fair , " PMLA , 80 ( 1965 ) , 172-79 . " W. David Kay , " Bartholomew Fair : Ben Jonson in Praise of Folly . " English Literary Renaissance , 6 ( 1976 ) , 299-316 ) , points out the play's similarities to Erasmus ' Praise of Folly and ...
... Fair , " PMLA , 80 ( 1965 ) , 172-79 . " W. David Kay , " Bartholomew Fair : Ben Jonson in Praise of Folly . " English Literary Renaissance , 6 ( 1976 ) , 299-316 ) , points out the play's similarities to Erasmus ' Praise of Folly and ...
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