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... passage , the ninth " sonnet " in the tract : - Greene is the pleasing of an eie : Greene pleasde the eies of all that lookt vpon him . Greene is the ground of euerie Painters die , Greene gaue the ground to all that wrote vpon him ...
... passage , the ninth " sonnet " in the tract : - Greene is the pleasing of an eie : Greene pleasde the eies of all that lookt vpon him . Greene is the ground of euerie Painters die , Greene gaue the ground to all that wrote vpon him ...
Seite xv
... passage about him , but only the prominent features , the attacks on Marlowe and the actors , including Shakespeare . Moreover those who thought so had unimportant opinions , since the Groatsworth is not in the least like Nashe's work ...
... passage about him , but only the prominent features , the attacks on Marlowe and the actors , including Shakespeare . Moreover those who thought so had unimportant opinions , since the Groatsworth is not in the least like Nashe's work ...
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... passage ) ; and the messenger says : gaue him a handkercher . . . dipt in the blood " ( second passage ) . Not unlikely The Spanish Tragedy furnished the idea . Note Shakespeare's developed uses of " issue . " ACT II . II . i . 187. Ne ...
... passage ) ; and the messenger says : gaue him a handkercher . . . dipt in the blood " ( second passage ) . Not unlikely The Spanish Tragedy furnished the idea . Note Shakespeare's developed uses of " issue . " ACT II . II . i . 187. Ne ...
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