Eight Famous Elizabethan PlaysEsther Cloudman Dunn Modern Library, 1950 - 721 páginas The tragically history of Doctor Faustus, by C. Marlowe.--The shoemaker's holiday, by T. Dekker.--A woman killed with kindness, by T. Heywood.--Volpone; or, The fox, a comedy, by B. Jonson.--The maid's tragedy, by F. Beaumont and J. Fletcher.--The Duchess of Malfi, by J. Webster.--A new way to pay old debts, by P. Massinger.--'Tis pity she's a whore, by J. Ford. |
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... doth a swallow ; and be here , And there , and here , and yonder , all at once ; Present to any humour , all occasion ; And change a visor , swifter than a thought ! This is the creature had the art born with him ; Toils not to learn it ...
... doth a swallow ; and be here , And there , and here , and yonder , all at once ; Present to any humour , all occasion ; And change a visor , swifter than a thought ! This is the creature had the art born with him ; Toils not to learn it ...
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... doth owe . Last , for his brother there , the Cardinal , They that do flatter him most say oracles Hang at his lips ; and verily I believe them , For the devil speaks in them . But for their sister , the right noble duchess , You never ...
... doth owe . Last , for his brother there , the Cardinal , They that do flatter him most say oracles Hang at his lips ; and verily I believe them , For the devil speaks in them . But for their sister , the right noble duchess , You never ...
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... Doth he study physiognomy ? There's no more credit to be given to th ' face Than to a sick man's urine , which some ... doth cause us seldom be deceiv'd : You see the oft shaking of the cedar - tree Fastens it more at root . Bos . Yet ...
... Doth he study physiognomy ? There's no more credit to be given to th ' face Than to a sick man's urine , which some ... doth cause us seldom be deceiv'd : You see the oft shaking of the cedar - tree Fastens it more at root . Bos . Yet ...
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ALLWORTH Amin Amintor Avoc blood Bosola brother Card CHARLES MOUNTFORD Corb Corv dare death devil Diph Diphilus Doctor Faustus doth Duch duchess Enter Evad Evadne Exeunt Exit eyes Eyre faith father Faustus fear Ferd Firk Frank Frankford Friar Furn gentleman give Greedy Hammon hand hath hear heart heaven hell here's Hodge honor hope husband is't Jane King kiss knave Lacy lady Lincoln live look Lord Lovell Lord Mayor madam Margery MARRALL marry Master Master Doctor Melantius Meph Mephistophilis mistress Mosca ne'er never Nick night noble pray Ralph Re-enter Rose SCENE shoemaker Signior sister Soranzo soul speak stay sweet Sybil tell thank thee thine thing thou art thou hast thou shalt twas twill unto Vasques Volp VOLPONE Volt WATCHALL Wellborn Wendoll wife wilt woman