The plays (poems) of Shakespeare, ed. by H. Staunton, the illustr. by J. Gilbert engr. by the brothers Dalziel, Part 168, Volume 1 |
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... thought it strange , yet I certainly never took offence at it . I resolved , Duke of Devonshire himself ; but official and other business constantly interfered to prevent my carrying out my in- tention until May 1859 , when Professor ...
... thought it strange , yet I certainly never took offence at it . I resolved , Duke of Devonshire himself ; but official and other business constantly interfered to prevent my carrying out my in- tention until May 1859 , when Professor ...
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... thought he in some displeasure writ , or , had it beene true , yet to publish it was intollerable ; him I would wish to use me no worse than I deserve . I had onely in the copy this share ; it was ilwritten , as sometime Greenes hand ...
... thought he in some displeasure writ , or , had it beene true , yet to publish it was intollerable ; him I would wish to use me no worse than I deserve . I had onely in the copy this share ; it was ilwritten , as sometime Greenes hand ...
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... thoughts ' invention , Doth , like himselfe , heroically sound . " The applicability of the expression " heroically ... thought it was not built long before 1596. After the opening of this house , the Lord Chamberlain's servants - the ...
... thoughts ' invention , Doth , like himselfe , heroically sound . " The applicability of the expression " heroically ... thought it was not built long before 1596. After the opening of this house , the Lord Chamberlain's servants - the ...
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... thought that he relinquished a profession to which , if the lines in Sonnet CXI . 76 express his real sentiments , he was never partial , shortly after the King's Patent was issued.7 In 1604 , we find the poet bringing an action in the ...
... thought that he relinquished a profession to which , if the lines in Sonnet CXI . 76 express his real sentiments , he was never partial , shortly after the King's Patent was issued.7 In 1604 , we find the poet bringing an action in the ...
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... thought unfit that princes should be played on the stage in their life - time , I hear that some great coun- cellors are much displeased with it , and so ' tis thought shall be forbidden . " - Winwood's Memorials , & c . 11.41 . 66 82 ...
... thought unfit that princes should be played on the stage in their life - time , I hear that some great coun- cellors are much displeased with it , and so ' tis thought shall be forbidden . " - Winwood's Memorials , & c . 11.41 . 66 82 ...
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