The University of Mississippi Studies in English, Volúmenes6-10Department of English, University of Mississippi., 1965 |
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... believe in bravery ; he does not believe in the machines used for treatment of wounded soldiers ; he does not believe in a man's placing himself in a position to lose that which he loves . A man " should find things he cannot lose " ( p ...
... believe in bravery ; he does not believe in the machines used for treatment of wounded soldiers ; he does not believe in a man's placing himself in a position to lose that which he loves . A man " should find things he cannot lose " ( p ...
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... believe , partially con- ceived in terms of Shakespeare's prodigal , Timon.6 There may have been some reciprocity between the two authors- Shakespeare for Timon of Athens borrowing from Jonson - and Jonson in turn borrowing from Timon ...
... believe , partially con- ceived in terms of Shakespeare's prodigal , Timon.6 There may have been some reciprocity between the two authors- Shakespeare for Timon of Athens borrowing from Jonson - and Jonson in turn borrowing from Timon ...
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... believe , spoken in reality of Shakespeare ; and , when Lickfinger himself speaks of the " master - cooke , ” I believe he is speaking for Jonson about Shakespeare . The name of this philosopher of the kitchen probably came , if not out ...
... believe , spoken in reality of Shakespeare ; and , when Lickfinger himself speaks of the " master - cooke , ” I believe he is speaking for Jonson about Shakespeare . The name of this philosopher of the kitchen probably came , if not out ...
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