The Complete Works of Christopher Marlowe, Volume 2Clarendon Press, 1987 |
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Page xv
... play was not designated ' ne ' , which seems to have been the impresario's way of indicating a new work , the large sum taken at this performance suggests that the play was in fact new to the stage : no performance of any other play ...
... play was not designated ' ne ' , which seems to have been the impresario's way of indicating a new work , the large sum taken at this performance suggests that the play was in fact new to the stage : no performance of any other play ...
Page xviii
... play's central scenes is less clearly characterized , and much of the time it does not seem to speak Marlowe's own sense of humour as this is found in Tambur- laine and The Jew of Malta - or even The Massacre at Paris . In all these plays ...
... play's central scenes is less clearly characterized , and much of the time it does not seem to speak Marlowe's own sense of humour as this is found in Tambur- laine and The Jew of Malta - or even The Massacre at Paris . In all these plays ...
Page xxiv
... play'.3 In 1965 it seemed to me that ' The whole nature of the play is changed by this addition ' ; and I still think that these few lines , which I now see to be without any bibliographical authority , are enough to change a ...
... play'.3 In 1965 it seemed to me that ' The whole nature of the play is changed by this addition ' ; and I still think that these few lines , which I now see to be without any bibliographical authority , are enough to change a ...
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