The Offensive Art: The Liberation of Poetic Imagination in Augustan SatireBrynmill, 1991 - 235 Seiten |
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... actions in that play while speaking of his difficulties in making one piece of them : When I first designed this ... actions : There are evidently two actions in it ; but it will be clear to any judicious man , that with half the pains I ...
... actions in that play while speaking of his difficulties in making one piece of them : When I first designed this ... actions : There are evidently two actions in it ; but it will be clear to any judicious man , that with half the pains I ...
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... actions of the play . These resemblances stem largely from the fact that both actions are concerned with defining , in their different ways , notions of courtship , marriage , fidelity ( infidelity in the comic plot ) and love . The ...
... actions of the play . These resemblances stem largely from the fact that both actions are concerned with defining , in their different ways , notions of courtship , marriage , fidelity ( infidelity in the comic plot ) and love . The ...
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... action should frequently and solemnly employ the hyper- boles and archaic conventions of love - making which the comic ... actions , the point made above will gain substance . Palamede's first compliments to Doralice ( they have just met ) ...
... action should frequently and solemnly employ the hyper- boles and archaic conventions of love - making which the comic ... actions , the point made above will gain substance . Palamede's first compliments to Doralice ( they have just met ) ...
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Note on Texts page | 7 |
An Essay on Man | 175 |
The Dunciad | 198 |
Urheberrecht | |
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