Shakespeare and His Fellow Dramatists: A Selection of Plays Illustrating the Glories of the Golden Age of English Drama, Volume 1Ernest Henry Clark Oliphant Prentice-Hall, Incorporated, 1929 - English drama |
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Page xiv
... scene were mostly in the imaginations of the audience . When certain characters left the stage , the scene ceased to be a room in the house of one of them ; and , when another set of characters came in , it became a room in another ...
... scene were mostly in the imaginations of the audience . When certain characters left the stage , the scene ceased to be a room in the house of one of them ; and , when another set of characters came in , it became a room in another ...
Page xiv
... scene were mostly in the imaginations of the audience . When certain char- acters left the stage , the scene ceased to be a room in the house of one of them ; and , when another set of characters came in , it became a room in another ...
... scene were mostly in the imaginations of the audience . When certain char- acters left the stage , the scene ceased to be a room in the house of one of them ; and , when another set of characters came in , it became a room in another ...
Page 154
... Scene 2 preceding Wagner's exit and Scenes 8 and 9 have nothing to do with the story and are not drawn from the " Faust- buch , " and are quite likely to be scenes interpolated for clowning purposes after Marlowe's death . Scene 9 ...
... Scene 2 preceding Wagner's exit and Scenes 8 and 9 have nothing to do with the story and are not drawn from the " Faust- buch , " and are quite likely to be scenes interpolated for clowning purposes after Marlowe's death . Scene 9 ...
Contents
The Problem of Selection | 10 |
The Reading of Elizabethan Verse | 17 |
NOTES ON THE DRAMATISTS | 23 |
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