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And the lines which follow close with the wholly feminine query, Will you not go? — and yet, why will you go?
Josephine Preston Peabody 119 It is a human bit of dramatic analysis, and reduces inconsistent femininity to a common denominator.
In her third volume, Marlowe, a drama, founded upon the life of the lovable but erratic poet and playwright, Miss Peabody essayed an ambitious undertaking, but one which, as litera- ture, carries its full justification. As drama, one must qualify. In charact...erization, aside from Marlowe himself, who comes before one vividly, there is a lack of sharp definition.
Nashe, Lodge, Peele, and Green, Marlowe's fel- low playwrights and friends, might, from the evidence of the dialogue, be the same character under different names, so alike are they in speech and temperament. Next to Marlowe himself, Bame, who through jealousy becomes his enemy, and brings on the final tragedy, is the most individually drawn. Of the women characters, the drama presents practically but one, — Alison, the little country maid who loves Marlowe secretly, and becomes in a way his good angel, — as " Her Ladyship " of the Court, object of his adoration, is introduced but twice in the play, and that veiled, so that only for a moment at the last may one see the beauty that — under guise of Helen — inspired Mar- lowe's lines; I20 The Younger American Poets Was this the face that launched a thousand ships And burned the topless towers of Ilium !
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
And the lines which follow close with the wholly feminine query, Will you not go? — and yet, why will you go?
Josephine Preston Peabody 119 It is a human bit of dramatic analysis, and reduces inconsistent femininity to a common denominator.
In her third volume, Marlowe, a drama, founded upon the life of the lovable but erratic poet and playwright, Miss Peabody essayed an ambitious undertaking, but one which, as litera- ture, carries its full justification. As drama, one must qualify. In charact...erization, aside from Marlowe himself, who comes before one vividly, there is a lack of sharp definition.
Nashe, Lodge, Peele, and Green, Marlowe's fel- low playwrights and friends, might, from the evidence of the dialogue, be the same character under different names, so alike are they in speech and temperament. Next to Marlowe himself, Bame, who through jealousy becomes his enemy, and brings on the final tragedy, is the most individually drawn. Of the women characters, the drama presents practically but one, — Alison, the little country maid who loves Marlowe secretly, and becomes in a way his good angel, — as " Her Ladyship " of the Court, object of his adoration, is introduced but twice in the play, and that veiled, so that only for a moment at the last may one see the beauty that — under guise of Helen — inspired Mar- lowe's lines; I20 The Younger American Poets Was this the face that launched a thousand ships And burned the topless towers of Ilium !
What to read after The Younger American Poets?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Rittenhouse Jessie Belle to read onlineMoreLess
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