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... humour than even Petruchio's suffi- ciently Boeotian fun . Somewhat nearer parallels are found both in the Spanish Conde Lucanor ( first printed , 1575 ) and the Italian Notte piacevole of Straparola ( 1550 ) ; and the Jutland legend of ...
... humour than even Petruchio's suffi- ciently Boeotian fun . Somewhat nearer parallels are found both in the Spanish Conde Lucanor ( first printed , 1575 ) and the Italian Notte piacevole of Straparola ( 1550 ) ; and the Jutland legend of ...
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... humour than even Petruchio's suffi- ciently Boeotian fun . Somewhat nearer parallels are found both in the Spanish Conde Lucanor ( first printed , 1575 ) and the Italian Notte piacevole of Straparola ( 1550 ) ; and the Jutland legend of ...
... humour than even Petruchio's suffi- ciently Boeotian fun . Somewhat nearer parallels are found both in the Spanish Conde Lucanor ( first printed , 1575 ) and the Italian Notte piacevole of Straparola ( 1550 ) ; and the Jutland legend of ...
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... humour . In the earlier play after the first act he calls for the Fool ; in the later , he nods and is reproved for ' not minding the play ' : " Tis a very excellent piece of work , madam lady ; comes there any more of it ? ' And when ...
... humour . In the earlier play after the first act he calls for the Fool ; in the later , he nods and is reproved for ' not minding the play ' : " Tis a very excellent piece of work , madam lady ; comes there any more of it ? ' And when ...
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... humour , its morbid equivocations , its involved intrigue , marks with great distinctness the trend of English art and fashion in the intervening twenty years . In 1633 , both plays were performed at Court , Sir Henry Herbert recording ...
... humour , its morbid equivocations , its involved intrigue , marks with great distinctness the trend of English art and fashion in the intervening twenty years . In 1633 , both plays were performed at Court , Sir Henry Herbert recording ...
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... humour . In the earlier play after the first act he calls for the Fool ; in the later , he nods and is reproved for ' not minding the play ' : " Tis a very excellent piece of work , madam lady ; comes there any more of it ? ' And when ...
... humour . In the earlier play after the first act he calls for the Fool ; in the later , he nods and is reproved for ' not minding the play ' : " Tis a very excellent piece of work , madam lady ; comes there any more of it ? ' And when ...
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