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... play seemed to fall apart with the death of Count Cenci . His character had so dominated the first part of the play that the substitution of judges and Pope as Beatrice's antagonists seemed almost to begin a new play.89 Sympathetic ...
... play seemed to fall apart with the death of Count Cenci . His character had so dominated the first part of the play that the substitution of judges and Pope as Beatrice's antagonists seemed almost to begin a new play.89 Sympathetic ...
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... play of the earlier age was superior to the French of that day , he obviously compliments the regularity of certain dramas , preparing the way for his approval of a higher development on the present French stage . Neander takes up the ...
... play of the earlier age was superior to the French of that day , he obviously compliments the regularity of certain dramas , preparing the way for his approval of a higher development on the present French stage . Neander takes up the ...
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... play which all had accepted , and therefore that a unified theory of drama emerges . This is the argument of Frank ... play is a " just and lively imitation of nature . " To the classical and French examples of the " just " ( regular ) ...
... play which all had accepted , and therefore that a unified theory of drama emerges . This is the argument of Frank ... play is a " just and lively imitation of nature . " To the classical and French examples of the " just " ( regular ) ...
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ARNOLD AND EARLY VICTORIAN POETIC THEORY | 9 |
WORDSWORTH | 31 |
BYRON | 58 |
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