The Works of William Shakespeare, Volume 1J. D. Morris, 1901 |
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Page 47
... Tragedy , or Hieronimo is mad again , which we know , upon Thomas Heywood's testimony , was written by Thomas Kyd , was one of the most popular plays of the Elizabethan era . Hitherto it has been assumed that Kyd was also the au- thor ...
... Tragedy , or Hieronimo is mad again , which we know , upon Thomas Heywood's testimony , was written by Thomas Kyd , was one of the most popular plays of the Elizabethan era . Hitherto it has been assumed that Kyd was also the au- thor ...
Page 48
... Tragedy ; but in that they merely form a chorus , and neither mingle in nor influence the action . The traits of ... tragedy of real life written in blank verse , of which no other example is known to me , distinctly mark the ...
... Tragedy ; but in that they merely form a chorus , and neither mingle in nor influence the action . The traits of ... tragedy of real life written in blank verse , of which no other example is known to me , distinctly mark the ...
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... tragedy almost universally accepted and followed in the earlier period of the drama . This form was supplied by the Latin plays of Seneca , their darker colours being deepened by the moral effect of the judicial tragedies and military ...
... tragedy almost universally accepted and followed in the earlier period of the drama . This form was supplied by the Latin plays of Seneca , their darker colours being deepened by the moral effect of the judicial tragedies and military ...
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