The Influence of the "celestina" in the Early English Drama
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For I serve in love to the goodliest thing That is or ever was.
Sem. What is she?
') This was attempted by Lavardin in his celebrated French version: La Celestine fidellement repurgee (des plusiers endroits scandaleux qui pouvoient offenser les religieuses oreiUes et y adioustant du sien) par Jaoq. de Lavardin.
Paris, 1577. — See Puibusque, Adolphe de, Histoire Comparee des Utteratures espagnole et frangaise, Paris 1843; I, p. 478; also Brunet, Vol. I, p. 1721.
') Ten Brink, Vol. II, part n, 14...3.
— 52 — Cal. It is one which is all other exceeding The picture of angels, if thou her see: Phoehus or Phoebe no comparison may be To her.
Oh, what woefal wight with me may compare!
The thirst of sorrow in my mixed wine, "Which daily I drint with deep draughts of care.') The last two lines are especially note-worthy. The following shows the advance in the structure of the dialogue: Cal. (continuing) What counsel can rule him, Sempronio, That keepeth in him no order of counsel?
Sem. Ah, is this Calisto?
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
For I serve in love to the goodliest thing That is or ever was.
Sem. What is she?
') This was attempted by Lavardin in his celebrated French version: La Celestine fidellement repurgee (des plusiers endroits scandaleux qui pouvoient offenser les religieuses oreiUes et y adioustant du sien) par Jaoq. de Lavardin.
Paris, 1577. — See Puibusque, Adolphe de, Histoire Comparee des Utteratures espagnole et frangaise, Paris 1843; I, p. 478; also Brunet, Vol. I, p. 1721.
') Ten Brink, Vol. II, part n, 14...3.
— 52 — Cal. It is one which is all other exceeding The picture of angels, if thou her see: Phoehus or Phoebe no comparison may be To her.
Oh, what woefal wight with me may compare!
The thirst of sorrow in my mixed wine, "Which daily I drint with deep draughts of care.') The last two lines are especially note-worthy. The following shows the advance in the structure of the dialogue: Cal. (continuing) What counsel can rule him, Sempronio, That keepeth in him no order of counsel?
Sem. Ah, is this Calisto?
What to read after The Influence of the "celestina" in the Early English Drama?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by A S W Abraham Simon Wolf Rosenbach to read onlineMoreLess
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