The Pictorial Edition of the Works of Shakspere: Histories / ... Shakspere, المجلد 2Knight, 1839 - 211 من الصفحات |
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الصفحة lxv
... Tamburlaine ' played by Lord Strange's actors , we may conclude that it was exhibited also by the Queen's , Lord Nottingham's , Lord Oxford's , or any other company that could contrive to get up something like the original performance ...
... Tamburlaine ' played by Lord Strange's actors , we may conclude that it was exhibited also by the Queen's , Lord Nottingham's , Lord Oxford's , or any other company that could contrive to get up something like the original performance ...
الصفحة lxvi
... Tamburlaine , ' which he holds to be Marlowe's work , was , he affirms , the first example of a play in blank - verse so acted . Mr. Collier says , “ To adduce ' Tamburlaine ' as our earliest popular dramatic composition in blank ...
... Tamburlaine , ' which he holds to be Marlowe's work , was , he affirms , the first example of a play in blank - verse so acted . Mr. Collier says , “ To adduce ' Tamburlaine ' as our earliest popular dramatic composition in blank ...
الصفحة lxviii
... Tamburlaine the Great ' is written . " Be this as it may , we greatly doubt whether , if Shakspere had followed in the steps of Tamburlaine , ' his " after - excellence " would have been so rapidly matured . It was when he rejected this ...
... Tamburlaine the Great ' is written . " Be this as it may , we greatly doubt whether , if Shakspere had followed in the steps of Tamburlaine , ' his " after - excellence " would have been so rapidly matured . It was when he rejected this ...
الصفحة lxix
... Tamburlaine were precisely suited to the power which Marlowe possessed for their development . In the furnace of his imagination not only the images and figurative allusions , but the whole material of his poetry , -the action , the ...
... Tamburlaine were precisely suited to the power which Marlowe possessed for their development . In the furnace of his imagination not only the images and figurative allusions , but the whole material of his poetry , -the action , the ...
الصفحة lxx
... Tamburlaine ; ' while he assigns the Jew ' to 1589 or 1590. Its great merit lies in the conception of the principal character . It is undramatic in the general progress of the action ; full of dark subtleties , that rather reveal the ...
... Tamburlaine ; ' while he assigns the Jew ' to 1589 or 1590. Its great merit lies in the conception of the principal character . It is undramatic in the general progress of the action ; full of dark subtleties , that rather reveal the ...
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