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“ O eyes no eyes but fountains of my tears ” ( Spanish Tragedy ) . But I am wholly unable to separate Peele from some of Kyd's accepted work ( i.e. Soliman and Perseda ) . See again David and Bethsabe ( p .
“ O eyes no eyes but fountains of my tears ” ( Spanish Tragedy ) . But I am wholly unable to separate Peele from some of Kyd's accepted work ( i.e. Soliman and Perseda ) . See again David and Bethsabe ( p .
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X. KYD , THE SPANISH TRAGEDIE . One of the few plays preceding “ harey the vj . ” in Henslowe's Diary is " spanes comodye donne oracoe . " This may or may not be the Spanish Tragedy - Boas says not . But a little below comes Jeronymo ...
X. KYD , THE SPANISH TRAGEDIE . One of the few plays preceding “ harey the vj . ” in Henslowe's Diary is " spanes comodye donne oracoe . " This may or may not be the Spanish Tragedy - Boas says not . But a little below comes Jeronymo ...
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This has been ably dealt with by Professor J. Selrick in his excellent edition of The Spanish Tragedy ( Dent & Co. , 1898 ) . No doubt then the play was written before 1589 , and since it appears to be a pre - Armada play , dealing as ...
This has been ably dealt with by Professor J. Selrick in his excellent edition of The Spanish Tragedy ( Dent & Co. , 1898 ) . No doubt then the play was written before 1589 , and since it appears to be a pre - Armada play , dealing as ...
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60 ) is well illustrated from The Spanish Tragedy ( III . xiv . 70 ) . These being the only ones , show with emphasis that there is no community of thought or workmanship between the two plays . There is , however , one exception .
60 ) is well illustrated from The Spanish Tragedy ( III . xiv . 70 ) . These being the only ones , show with emphasis that there is no community of thought or workmanship between the two plays . There is , however , one exception .
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Tragedy , 1. vi . 1 , 2 . Andrea ( Ghost ) : “ Come we for this from depth of under ground , To see him feast that gave me my deaths wound ? ” See again 11. i . 172 , below . In Q. 1. ii . 88. Marry and shall . The Spanish Tragedy , 11.
Tragedy , 1. vi . 1 , 2 . Andrea ( Ghost ) : “ Come we for this from depth of under ground , To see him feast that gave me my deaths wound ? ” See again 11. i . 172 , below . In Q. 1. ii . 88. Marry and shall . The Spanish Tragedy , 11.
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Seite vii - The Whole Contention betweene the two Famous Houses, Lancaster and Yorke. With the Tragicall ends of the good Duke Humfrey, Richard Duke of Yorke, and King Henrie the sixt. Diuided into two Parts : And newly corrected and enlarged. Written by William Shakespeare, Gent. Printed at London, for TP" A small quarto, containing 64 leaves, A to Q in fours.