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The enrichment of the whole narrative by the dramatist is in every respect notable
. It has probably been recorded by some one before this that the beginning of the
first novel in Riche contains some quite obvious verbal sources for the opening ...
The enrichment of the whole narrative by the dramatist is in every respect notable
. It has probably been recorded by some one before this that the beginning of the
first novel in Riche contains some quite obvious verbal sources for the opening ...
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645 ff.: The king's dialogue with Warwick and Warwick's with the Countess are
based directly on Painter's narrative. 656: peise: weigh down. 705–706: Better to
violate one's oath than to overthrow the authority whereby the oath was validated.
645 ff.: The king's dialogue with Warwick and Warwick's with the Countess are
based directly on Painter's narrative. 656: peise: weigh down. 705–706: Better to
violate one's oath than to overthrow the authority whereby the oath was validated.
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LEIR | 11 |
THE WEAKEST GOETH TO THE WALL | 61 |
EDMUND IRONSIDE | 103 |
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arms Arthur Artois Audeley Bagot BASTARD blood Boulogne Brabant BUNCH BUSHY Calais Cambria Canutus Cheney CORDELLA Cornwall COUNTESS crown daughter death doth Duke Edmund Edmund Ironside Edricus Edward Edward III EIII ELINOR England English Enter EPERNOUN Exeunt Exit eyes fair Falconbridge father fear FERDINAND fight foes France French friar Froissart give GONERIL grace Green hand hath hear heart heaven Holinshed holy honor Hubert Ironside KiNC King John king of France King Richard LANCASTER land LAPOOLE Leir Lewis liege live LODOWICK lord LUDWIC majesty MESSENGER MUMFORD ne'er never NIMBLE noble ODILLIA ORIANA Pandulph PERILLUS Philip play pray prince queen RAGAN Richard II Salisbury SCENE shalt soldiers soul sovereign speak stay STITCH swear sweet Swinstead sword tell thee There's thine thou art thyself traitors TRESILIAN uncles unto Villiers wilt WOODSTOCK words YACOB
Información bibliográfica
| Título | Anglistica |
| Editor | E. B. Everitt |
| Editor | Rosenkilde and Bagger, 1965 |
| Procedencia del original | Universidad de California |
| Digitalizado | 26 Feb. 2010 |
| Largo | 314 páginas |
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