Chaucer to "B. V.": A Selection of Lectures Given Chiefly at Tokyo University. With an Additional Paper on Herman MelvilleKenkyusha, 1950 - 265 páginas |
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... course destroyed . It has seemed to me that at Canterbury in childhood Marlowe must have been impressed by one of the old - fashioned religious plays , in which good angels and bad fight for the mastery of the spirit of man . These ...
... course destroyed . It has seemed to me that at Canterbury in childhood Marlowe must have been impressed by one of the old - fashioned religious plays , in which good angels and bad fight for the mastery of the spirit of man . These ...
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... course had the dignity of his college attainments to overawe his neighbours , neither he nor the power of the church with the sovereign as its earthly head could prevent local differences of opinion . The amount and quality of education ...
... course had the dignity of his college attainments to overawe his neighbours , neither he nor the power of the church with the sovereign as its earthly head could prevent local differences of opinion . The amount and quality of education ...
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... course had long ceased to wear those . It is now unknown where Chatterton was buried ; and no portrait of which we can be sure has ever come to light . Before he died , although he did not hear of it , the scholars of old English ...
... course had long ceased to wear those . It is now unknown where Chatterton was buried ; and no portrait of which we can be sure has ever come to light . Before he died , although he did not hear of it , the scholars of old English ...
Contenido
PREFACE | 1 |
GEOFFRY CHAUCER | 17 |
CHRISTOPHER MARLOWE | 38 |
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ancient Arnold beauty Ben Jonson Brachiano Browning's Bunyan called century Charles Lamb Chatterton Chaucer church death delight Delio died Doctor Faustus Donne Donne's doth dream Duchess Duchess of Malfi Echo edition England English literature eyes Faery Queen fairy fancy Faustus Gulliver Gulliver's Travels hath heaven Herman Melville Herrick honour Hood human ILLUSTRATIVE PASSAGES imaginative James Thomson Johnson Keats King light literary living London look Marlowe melancholy Melville's metre mind Moby Dick nature never night P. J. Bailey perhaps Pilgrims play poem poet poetical poetry priest prose published readers rhyme Robert Browning Rodondo Rowley satire scene seems Shakespeare Shelley sing Song soul Spenser stanza story style Swift Tamburlaine tell thee things Thomas Thomas Hood thou thought tion verse Webster words writing wrote young وو