The University of Mississippi Studies in English, Volúmenes6-10Department of English, University of Mississippi., 1965 |
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... according to this record in the Conversations with refer- ence to The Devil is an Asse : a play of his upon which he was accused the Divell is ane ass , according to Comedia Vetus , in England the divell was brought in either wt one ...
... according to this record in the Conversations with refer- ence to The Devil is an Asse : a play of his upon which he was accused the Divell is ane ass , according to Comedia Vetus , in England the divell was brought in either wt one ...
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... according to Sedgewick , one says " less than one thinks or means , " 12 is frequently used for effect . Count Cenci , the villain and monster - like criminal , uses under- statement when he describes a murder in almost gentle tones : A ...
... according to Sedgewick , one says " less than one thinks or means , " 12 is frequently used for effect . Count Cenci , the villain and monster - like criminal , uses under- statement when he describes a murder in almost gentle tones : A ...
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... according to Teresa's standards and view of life.5 Byron had sunk to a record low in his moral life during his stay in Venice . Teresa saved him from this debauchery and helped him to attain a peak in his emotional and intellectual life ...
... according to Teresa's standards and view of life.5 Byron had sunk to a record low in his moral life during his stay in Venice . Teresa saved him from this debauchery and helped him to attain a peak in his emotional and intellectual life ...
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