Philological Quarterly, Volume 41University of Iowa., 1962 - Classical philology |
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As Borachio's confederate , Margaret never appears on the stage . Only narrative gives her relation to the conspiracy . We may say that there are two Margarets . One of them , unimportant in the plot , comes on the stage for some ...
As Borachio's confederate , Margaret never appears on the stage . Only narrative gives her relation to the conspiracy . We may say that there are two Margarets . One of them , unimportant in the plot , comes on the stage for some ...
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Then follows this famous speech : Have you the heart i When your head did but ache , I knit my handkercher about your brows , The best I had , a princess wrought it me , And I did never ask it you again : And with my hand at midnight ...
Then follows this famous speech : Have you the heart i When your head did but ache , I knit my handkercher about your brows , The best I had , a princess wrought it me , And I did never ask it you again : And with my hand at midnight ...
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I am convinced that Spenser could never have had any very intimate acquaintance with him , but the impression the observant young poet formed of his first patron as " the president of noblesse and of chevalree " had survived as a ...
I am convinced that Spenser could never have had any very intimate acquaintance with him , but the impression the observant young poet formed of his first patron as " the president of noblesse and of chevalree " had survived as a ...
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Loves Labors Lost and the Early Shakespeare | 18 |
Shakespeare and His Young Contemporaries | 37 |
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