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... inhumanity and blood - thirstiness as much as in their versification and style — not necessarily his actual writing , but in Richard III , especially ) echoes of his voice . And she believed that Parts II . and III . were written as ...
... inhumanity and blood - thirstiness as much as in their versification and style — not necessarily his actual writing , but in Richard III , especially ) echoes of his voice . And she believed that Parts II . and III . were written as ...
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The passage in Richard III . is not in the Quartos of that play . Note in this scene Margaret's blood - thirstiness to poor York . It recalls the fact that Margaret was the first to demand Gloucester's murder in 2 Henry VI . III . i .
The passage in Richard III . is not in the Quartos of that play . Note in this scene Margaret's blood - thirstiness to poor York . It recalls the fact that Margaret was the first to demand Gloucester's murder in 2 Henry VI . III . i .
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Act II . Scene vi . Very lightly altered and hardly extended . Some of Peele's expressions appear , as ¡° effuse of blood ¡± ( 28 ) , ¡° unstanched thirst ¡± ( 83 ) , and the ¡° people swarm ¡± ( at 8 ) , occurring also below IV . ii .
Act II . Scene vi . Very lightly altered and hardly extended . Some of Peele's expressions appear , as ¡° effuse of blood ¡± ( 28 ) , ¡° unstanched thirst ¡± ( 83 ) , and the ¡° people swarm ¡± ( at 8 ) , occurring also below IV . ii .
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This finely wrought living scene needed little alteration . Pangs of death ¡± is varied to ¡° latest gasp " here , having been used in the clangor passage . But the latter occurred at York's death ( II . i . 108 ) . ¡° Congealed blood ...
This finely wrought living scene needed little alteration . Pangs of death ¡± is varied to ¡° latest gasp " here , having been used in the clangor passage . But the latter occurred at York's death ( II . i . 108 ) . ¡° Congealed blood ...
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Another passage ( 61-62 ) , ¡° Aspiring blood of Lancaster mounted ¡± has been advanced in favour of Marlowe's hand , from passages in Edward II . If they prove anything , I believe it cuts the other way , and that Marlowe was struck by ...
Another passage ( 61-62 ) , ¡° Aspiring blood of Lancaster mounted ¡± has been advanced in favour of Marlowe's hand , from passages in Edward II . If they prove anything , I believe it cuts the other way , and that Marlowe was struck by ...
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