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Page 58
... . 210 ) Rejoicing in the knowledge of success , Dissimulation , Private Wealth , Usurped Power , and Sedition begin to sing . But the merry scene of song and spectacle is also a part of Bale's bitter satire 58 JAMES C. BRYANT.
... . 210 ) Rejoicing in the knowledge of success , Dissimulation , Private Wealth , Usurped Power , and Sedition begin to sing . But the merry scene of song and spectacle is also a part of Bale's bitter satire 58 JAMES C. BRYANT.
Page 88
... satire of corruption among the spiritualty as was ordinarily the case in Reformation polemical drama . Instead , Doctor Rat is a stock character retained from medieval literary convention . Ref- erences to Reformation and Settlement ...
... satire of corruption among the spiritualty as was ordinarily the case in Reformation polemical drama . Instead , Doctor Rat is a stock character retained from medieval literary convention . Ref- erences to Reformation and Settlement ...
Page 105
... satire is more effectively handled when he reveals Caconus as an ignorant priest of the Old Faith who cannot read the Latin of his breviary , but instead must guess at the holy days by looking at the illu- minated letters . As far ...
... satire is more effectively handled when he reveals Caconus as an ignorant priest of the Old Faith who cannot read the Latin of his breviary , but instead must guess at the holy days by looking at the illu- minated letters . As far ...
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