As a rule, these Spanish versions of foreign cuts have the interest which always attaches to a free rehandling by a craftsman with a characteristic touch and style of his own.
His argumentative method became an independent rehandling of matter drawn from them.
Its only justification is the style adopted by the French imitators in their rehandling of the illustrations to Poliphil's soul pleading before Venus.
Pulci availed himself freely of his popular models, at times repeating the old stanzas with no alteration, but oftener rehandling them and adding to their comic spirit, and interpolating passages of his own invention.
In the case of tobacco leaf intended for export trade rehandling consists mainly of stemming and removal of moisture.
This rehandling of great poems to make them intelligible is an almost universal phenomenon, and now affords us the first reasonable theory for the extraordinary facts presented by Homer's language.
The Meditations, of equal importance philosophically with the Discours, and the Principia Philosophiae, a rehandling of the two, were originally published in Latin.
Scholastic learning and poetic imitation were rife; therehandling of Greek masterpieces was a fashionable pastime.
The rest of the plot he claimed as original, but it is to a large extent merely a rehandling of the same motive.
But, even if this idea suited those who believe in a rehandling of the play, what probability is there in it?
He also remarks that Agathon composed plays upon romantic subjects, inventing the story for himself, instead of adhering to the old usage of rehandling mythological material.
Still, one feels in both of them, and in many of the others, that they are after all not much more than chips of an inferior rehandling of Gulliver.
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