John Dryden, a Study of His PoetryH. Holt, 1946 - 298 pages |
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Page 135
... Prologue Spoken on the First Day of the King's House Acting after the Fire , " the " Prologue for the Women when they Acted at the Old Theatre in Lincoln's Inn Fields , " the prologue and epilogue to " The Maiden Queen , when Acted by ...
... Prologue Spoken on the First Day of the King's House Acting after the Fire , " the " Prologue for the Women when they Acted at the Old Theatre in Lincoln's Inn Fields , " the prologue and epilogue to " The Maiden Queen , when Acted by ...
Page 137
... prologue to The Rival Ladies , the epilogue to Aureng - Zebe , the prologue to Limber- ham , the prologue to Lee's Caesar Borgia , the prologue to Tate's Loyal General , and the prologues to King Arthur and Cleomenes . The weakness for ...
... prologue to The Rival Ladies , the epilogue to Aureng - Zebe , the prologue to Limber- ham , the prologue to Lee's Caesar Borgia , the prologue to Tate's Loyal General , and the prologues to King Arthur and Cleomenes . The weakness for ...
Page 138
... prologue to The Wild Gallant , Revived , the prologue to An Evening's Love , the epilogue to The Assignation , the epilogue to Limber- ham , the prologue and epilogue to Lee's Princess of Cleves , the prologue to The Disappointment ...
... prologue to The Wild Gallant , Revived , the prologue to An Evening's Love , the epilogue to The Assignation , the epilogue to Limber- ham , the prologue and epilogue to Lee's Princess of Cleves , the prologue to The Disappointment ...
Contents
THE MAKING OF THE POET Page | 1 |
FALSE LIGHTS | 30 |
THE TRUE FIRE | 67 |
Copyright | |
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