Jonson and Elizabethan Comedy: Essays in Dramatic RhetoricHuntington Library, 1978 - 351 strán (strany) |
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... Humor . A person who is influenced by his humor " a monster bred in a man by self - love , and affectation , and fed by folly'9- is unable to be reasonable , unable to love virtue enough . Thorello's horns are apparently in his mind ...
... Humor . A person who is influenced by his humor " a monster bred in a man by self - love , and affectation , and fed by folly'9- is unable to be reasonable , unable to love virtue enough . Thorello's horns are apparently in his mind ...
Strana 113
... humor in contrast to the abused ( or affected ) humor of the times . He leaves the impres- sion that his insights , from moralized psychology , help him to know the real nature of man ; they provide a philosophic basis for his art , and ...
... humor in contrast to the abused ( or affected ) humor of the times . He leaves the impres- sion that his insights , from moralized psychology , help him to know the real nature of man ; they provide a philosophic basis for his art , and ...
Strana 114
... humor . ( 105-09 ) But a pretended humor , an affectation of a humor , is an abuse Asper I will not tolerate . There is much historical evidence to suggest that Asper was talking of actual conduct among well - traveled literati and ...
... humor . ( 105-09 ) But a pretended humor , an affectation of a humor , is an abuse Asper I will not tolerate . There is much historical evidence to suggest that Asper was talking of actual conduct among well - traveled literati and ...
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