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Verona , from an original sketch - the Funeral procession of Juliet , from an Italian engraving of a “ Funeral Pomp " .. Verona .. Maskers . 13 23 64 ILLUSTRATIONS OF ACT IV . 66 Costume of Servants , from Vecillio .
Verona , from an original sketch - the Funeral procession of Juliet , from an Italian engraving of a “ Funeral Pomp " .. Verona .. Maskers . 13 23 64 ILLUSTRATIONS OF ACT IV . 66 Costume of Servants , from Vecillio .
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... built upon love , whicb the Corinans possess of our poet , beus not 6 The Capulets and Montes Endered Italy “ savage a - Dura : crleben , von Ties 1 been trammelled by Malone and Chalmers , but has INTRODUCTORY NOTICE.
... built upon love , whicb the Corinans possess of our poet , beus not 6 The Capulets and Montes Endered Italy “ savage a - Dura : crleben , von Ties 1 been trammelled by Malone and Chalmers , but has INTRODUCTORY NOTICE.
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When Dante reproaches the Emperor Albert for neglect of Italy ,Thy sire and thou have suffer'd thus , Through greediness of yonder realms detain'd , The garden of the empire to run waste , "He uddan “ Come , see the Capulets and ...
When Dante reproaches the Emperor Albert for neglect of Italy ,Thy sire and thou have suffer'd thus , Through greediness of yonder realms detain'd , The garden of the empire to run waste , "He uddan “ Come , see the Capulets and ...
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... under the title of “ The tragicall Historye of Romeus and Juliet , written first in Italian by Bandell , and nowe in Englishe by Ar . Br . ” It appears highly probable that an English play upon the same subject had appeared previous ...
... under the title of “ The tragicall Historye of Romeus and Juliet , written first in Italian by Bandell , and nowe in Englishe by Ar . Br . ” It appears highly probable that an English play upon the same subject had appeared previous ...
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seper terest r who ieana , puccio is in and darkness of ages , —the language of Italy had been formed , in great part ... All these were the growth of the freedom which prevailed in the Italian republics , and of the wealth which had ...
seper terest r who ieana , puccio is in and darkness of ages , —the language of Italy had been formed , in great part ... All these were the growth of the freedom which prevailed in the Italian republics , and of the wealth which had ...
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| Title | Tragedies Volume 1 of The Pictorial Edition of the Works of Shakspere, William Shakespeare |
| Author | William Shakespeare |
| Editor | Charles Knight |
| Publisher | Collier, 1893 |
| Original from | University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign |
| Digitized | 1 Apr 2015 |
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