Shakspere and His PredecessorsC. Scribner's sons, 1988 - 555 pages |
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... soul , he has journeyed ' in many a fair and far country , ' and gone the round of all the shrines . The Pardoner , the seller of Papal indulgences , sneer- ingly retorts that he is a fool for his pains . Why wander over the world in ...
... soul , he has journeyed ' in many a fair and far country , ' and gone the round of all the shrines . The Pardoner , the seller of Papal indulgences , sneer- ingly retorts that he is a fool for his pains . Why wander over the world in ...
Page 47
... soul , ' and yet sorrowing with a stately pathos over the bliss that he has forfeited for ever . In his colloquy with Faustus , he perhaps , from a dramatic point of view , does not sufficiently play the part of ' devil's advocate ...
... soul , ' and yet sorrowing with a stately pathos over the bliss that he has forfeited for ever . In his colloquy with Faustus , he perhaps , from a dramatic point of view , does not sufficiently play the part of ' devil's advocate ...
Page 48
... soul ' written in legal prose , and declaring with all formality that on the fulfilment of certain conditions , ' I , John Faustus , of Wertemberg , Doctor , by these presents do give both body and soul to Lucifer , Prince of the East ...
... soul ' written in legal prose , and declaring with all formality that on the fulfilment of certain conditions , ' I , John Faustus , of Wertemberg , Doctor , by these presents do give both body and soul to Lucifer , Prince of the East ...
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