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9 Apr 2015: on the surface, and yet she hoped' (emA Room with a View/em, chapter 20).

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9 Apr 2015: 17-20. Note: we have preserved the punctuation and the spelling ('then' for 'than', 'Judg' for 'Judge', etc.) of the 1652 edition.] Chapter VI. ... 17-20. Note: we have preserved the punctuation and the spelling ('then' for 'than', 'Judg' for 'Judge', etc

opens a new window). 2. Letter to Sir John Danvers, Trinity College Cambridge, September 1619 (Track 2, 03:20).

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Prologue, 20-5). Could there be a connection between this warning against intellectual pride in Doctor Faustus and Marlowe's experience of Puritan students at Cambridge?

9 Apr 2015: Wed, 13 May 2009 21:20:39 0000 Marlowe http://www.english.cam.ac.uk/cambridgeauthors/?p=751 In this essay undergraduate Lizzie Davis looks at the story behind Marlowe's ... Aristotle's term for this was 'hamartia'./div Marlowe: The Fortunes of Doctor

Articles for ‘Tennyson’. Sunday, May 10th, 2009. In this essay, undergraduate Judith Jacob looks at the representation of women in four poems: 'Mariana', 'Mariana in the South', 'The Lady of Shalott', and 'Fatima'. Her detailed readings find

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Archaic form of 'drove', i.e. past tense of 'drive'. This word did not acquire its modern meaning until the 20.