old English
The old English dramatists
作者：Lowell, James Russell, 1819-1891; Norton, Charles Eliot, 1827-1908 [Author of introduction, etc.]
体例：题 章数：36
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章节目录
共 36 题- BY CHARLES ELIOT NORTON.
- NOTE
- CHARLES ELIOT NORTON.
- CONTENTS.
- PAGE
- I. INTRODUCTORY 1
- II. MARLOWE 28
- III. WEBSTER 55
- IV. CHAPMAN 78
- V. BEAUMONT AND FLETCHER 100
- VI. MASSINGER AND FORD 113
- THE OLD ENGLISH DRAMATISTS
- INTRODUCTORY
- II
- MARLOWE
- Here is a couplet notable for dignity of poise describing Tamburlaine:--
- This from “Tamburlaine” is particularly characteristic:--
- Then, after a short further parley:--
- Ere long Faustus begins to think of power for baser uses:--
- This is still more Miltonic:--
- III
- WEBSTER
- IV
- CHAPMAN
- After the Chancellor’s sentence, his secretary says:--
- BEAUMONT AND FLETCHER
- William Cartwright says of Fletcher:--
- The speech of Lucio in the “Woman-hater” has a smack of Molière in it:--
- VI
- MASSINGER AND FORD
- NAT FIELD.”
- Under this is written:--
- ROB DABORNE.”
- PHILIP MASSINGER.”
- Now hear Shakespeare:--
- Transcriber’s Notes