Ben JonsonViking Press, 1934 - 330 من الصفحات |
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الصفحة 35
John Palmer. tion or improbability of feature . Knowell is comic merely because he is unseasonably consistent . That Jonson , avoiding enlargement of motive , never- theless fell into another kind of excess is more clearly shown in his ...
John Palmer. tion or improbability of feature . Knowell is comic merely because he is unseasonably consistent . That Jonson , avoiding enlargement of motive , never- theless fell into another kind of excess is more clearly shown in his ...
الصفحة 52
... tion . Admittedly Jonson , through the mouth of Crites , utters Jonsonian sentiments , and very naturally the persons who attack Crites resort to gibes from which Jonson may himself have suffered : " Foh ! he smells all lamp oil with ...
... tion . Admittedly Jonson , through the mouth of Crites , utters Jonsonian sentiments , and very naturally the persons who attack Crites resort to gibes from which Jonson may himself have suffered : " Foh ! he smells all lamp oil with ...
الصفحة 59
... tion " , a fair term , would be more appropriate . A true use of translation is stoutly upheld . It is as deserv- ing of commendation as is invention or creation . As for the charge of railing : His sharpness - that is most excusable ...
... tion " , a fair term , would be more appropriate . A true use of translation is stoutly upheld . It is as deserv- ing of commendation as is invention or creation . As for the charge of railing : His sharpness - that is most excusable ...
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CHAP PAGE I THE FIRST TWENTYFIVE YEARS | 1 |
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