The Complete Works of William Hazlitt, Volume 6J. M. Dent and Sons, Limited, 1931 |
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Page 248
... BEAUMONT AND FLETCHER , BEN JONSON , FORD , AND MASSINGER . BEAUMONT and FLETCHER , with all their prodigious merits , appear to me the first writers who in some measure departed from the genuine tragic style of the age of Shakespear ...
... BEAUMONT AND FLETCHER , BEN JONSON , FORD , AND MASSINGER . BEAUMONT and FLETCHER , with all their prodigious merits , appear to me the first writers who in some measure departed from the genuine tragic style of the age of Shakespear ...
Page 250
... Beaumont and Fletcher constantly bring in equivocal sentiments and characters , as if to set them up to be debated by sophistical casuistry , or varnished over with the colours of poetical ingenuity . Or Shakespear may be said to cast ...
... Beaumont and Fletcher constantly bring in equivocal sentiments and characters , as if to set them up to be debated by sophistical casuistry , or varnished over with the colours of poetical ingenuity . Or Shakespear may be said to cast ...
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... Beaumont and Fletcher . It appears from his poems , that many of these were composed by Francis Beaumont , particularly the very beautiful ones in the tragedy of the False One , the Praise of Love in that of Valentinian , and another in ...
... Beaumont and Fletcher . It appears from his poems , that many of these were composed by Francis Beaumont , particularly the very beautiful ones in the tragedy of the False One , the Praise of Love in that of Valentinian , and another in ...
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LECTURE I | 5 |
LECTURE II | 30 |
On Cowley Butler Suckling Etherege | 70 |
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