The Dramatic Works of William Shakspeare: Illustrated ; Embracing a Life of the Poet, and Notes, Original and Selected, Volume 1Phillips, Sampson, 1850 - 38 pages |
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Illustrated ; Embracing a Life of the Poet, and Notes, Original and Selected William Shakespeare. MCMILLAN SHAKESPEARE LIBRARY . PRESENTED TO THE UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN . BY JAMES MCMILLAN , OF DETROIT . من ش.
Illustrated ; Embracing a Life of the Poet, and Notes, Original and Selected William Shakespeare. MCMILLAN SHAKESPEARE LIBRARY . PRESENTED TO THE UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN . BY JAMES MCMILLAN , OF DETROIT . من ش.
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... Shakespeare. In the accompanying biography of Shakspeare , they have drawn largely from that written by Dr. Symmons , and originally published with Mr. Singer's edition ; but , with the view of presenting all the important facts relating ...
... Shakespeare. In the accompanying biography of Shakspeare , they have drawn largely from that written by Dr. Symmons , and originally published with Mr. Singer's edition ; but , with the view of presenting all the important facts relating ...
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... Shakespeare. --he would , doubtless , have pressed the observation into his service , and brought it as an irresistible attestation of the veracity of his old MS . Whatever may have been the trade of John Shakspeare , whether that of ...
... Shakespeare. --he would , doubtless , have pressed the observation into his service , and brought it as an irresistible attestation of the veracity of his old MS . Whatever may have been the trade of John Shakspeare , whether that of ...
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... Shakespeare. were more worthy than they are of the tomb to which they are at- tached . It would be gratifying if we could give any faith to the tradition , which asserts that the bust of this monument was sculp- tured from a cast moulded ...
... Shakespeare. were more worthy than they are of the tomb to which they are at- tached . It would be gratifying if we could give any faith to the tradition , which asserts that the bust of this monument was sculp- tured from a cast moulded ...
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... Shakespeare. and pursued by the execrations of its inhabitants . The fate of New Place has been rather remarkable . After the demolition of the house by Gastrell , the ground , which it had occupied , was thrown into the contiguous ...
... Shakespeare. and pursued by the execrations of its inhabitants . The fate of New Place has been rather remarkable . After the demolition of the house by Gastrell , the ground , which it had occupied , was thrown into the contiguous ...
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