In the Posture of a Whore: Changing Attitudes to 'bad' Women in Elizabethan and Jacobean Drama, Volume 2 |
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... honesty from what it is to a bawd than the force of 23 24 25 26 220 27 See also , K. M. Briggs , Pale Hecate's Team ( 1962 ) , p . 65 . Lyly , Sapho and Phao , ed . R. Warwick Bond , The Complete Works of John Lyly ( Oxford 1902 ) , Vol ...
... honesty from what it is to a bawd than the force of 23 24 25 26 220 27 See also , K. M. Briggs , Pale Hecate's Team ( 1962 ) , p . 65 . Lyly , Sapho and Phao , ed . R. Warwick Bond , The Complete Works of John Lyly ( Oxford 1902 ) , Vol ...
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... honest , yet be more precise . ( III.pp.388-89 ) Heywood needs to be a little more definitively ' moral ' than this , though , and Helen's being the Type of Vanity becomes even more obvious . The Marlovian echo , " was this the wrinkled ...
... honest , yet be more precise . ( III.pp.388-89 ) Heywood needs to be a little more definitively ' moral ' than this , though , and Helen's being the Type of Vanity becomes even more obvious . The Marlovian echo , " was this the wrinkled ...
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... Honest Whore is a male version of the type and an exemplar of social order ) . The most interesting women in his plays are undoubtedly Moll Frith in The Roaring Girl ( with Middleton ) and the Witch of Edmonton ( with Ford and Rowley ) ...
... Honest Whore is a male version of the type and an exemplar of social order ) . The most interesting women in his plays are undoubtedly Moll Frith in The Roaring Girl ( with Middleton ) and the Witch of Edmonton ( with Ford and Rowley ) ...
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