TragediesCollier, 1899 |
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... play , therefore , in the list by Francis Meres , in 1598 , adds nothing to our previous information . In the same manner , the mention of this play by Marston , in his tenth satire , first published in 1599 , only shows us how popular ...
... play , therefore , in the list by Francis Meres , in 1598 , adds nothing to our previous information . In the same manner , the mention of this play by Marston , in his tenth satire , first published in 1599 , only shows us how popular ...
Page 93
... play on the subject of Hamlet prior to Shak- spere's ; for " it cannot be supposed that our poet's play should have been performed but once in the time of this account , and that Mr. Henslowe should have drawn from such a piece but the ...
... play on the subject of Hamlet prior to Shak- spere's ; for " it cannot be supposed that our poet's play should have been performed but once in the time of this account , and that Mr. Henslowe should have drawn from such a piece but the ...
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... play the “ tragedians of the city , " by which are unquestionably meant certain players of Shakspere's own day , were not adequately rewarded , because the public audience " turned to private plays , and to the humour of children . " On ...
... play the “ tragedians of the city , " by which are unquestionably meant certain players of Shakspere's own day , were not adequately rewarded , because the public audience " turned to private plays , and to the humour of children . " On ...
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