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William Shakespeare Charles Knight. 1840 5.1 CONTENTS . PAGE ROMEO AND JULIET .. I HAMLET 85 CYMBELINE 177 OTHELLO 253 329 " TIMON OF ATHENS . KING LEAR i 389 Carmenang & nofee Fleispere seated between the front Title - page - The 822.33.
William Shakespeare Charles Knight. 1840 5.1 CONTENTS . PAGE ROMEO AND JULIET .. I HAMLET 85 CYMBELINE 177 OTHELLO 253 329 " TIMON OF ATHENS . KING LEAR i 389 Carmenang & nofee Fleispere seated between the front Title - page - The 822.33.
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KING LEAR . " PAGE PAGE . 85 ILLUSTRATION OF ACT III . Title - page . From a design by W. HARVEY 141 Pictures on arras ......... INTRODUCTORY NOTICE . ACT IV . 87 98 Danish Lutes .. Canute and his Wife ..... " Slote the sledded polacks ...
KING LEAR . " PAGE PAGE . 85 ILLUSTRATION OF ACT III . Title - page . From a design by W. HARVEY 141 Pictures on arras ......... INTRODUCTORY NOTICE . ACT IV . 87 98 Danish Lutes .. Canute and his Wife ..... " Slote the sledded polacks ...
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KING LEAR . " ROMEOUSSES HD TNOWLLIAMS ( 1 STA73. PAGZ ACT II . PAGE Title - page . The scene in the Council Chamber , Act I. , Scene III . The apartment represents the Senate Hall , engraved in Brustolini's “ Vedute di Venezia ...
KING LEAR . " ROMEOUSSES HD TNOWLLIAMS ( 1 STA73. PAGZ ACT II . PAGE Title - page . The scene in the Council Chamber , Act I. , Scene III . The apartment represents the Senate Hall , engraved in Brustolini's “ Vedute di Venezia ...
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KING LEAR . " ROMEOUSSES HD TNOWLLIAMS ( 1 STA73 or Romeo and Juliet. PAGR PAGE Title - page- ( Act V. SCENE III ) From a design by W. HARVEY .......... 389 ILLUSTRATION OF ACT II . Sarum Plain . From original sketch .
KING LEAR . " ROMEOUSSES HD TNOWLLIAMS ( 1 STA73 or Romeo and Juliet. PAGR PAGE Title - page- ( Act V. SCENE III ) From a design by W. HARVEY .......... 389 ILLUSTRATION OF ACT II . Sarum Plain . From original sketch .
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That fellow handles his bow like a crow - keeper , " says Lear . The “ without - book prologue , faintly spoke after the prompter , ” is supposed by Warton to allude to the boy.actors that we afterwards find so fully noticed in Hamlet .
That fellow handles his bow like a crow - keeper , " says Lear . The “ without - book prologue , faintly spoke after the prompter , ” is supposed by Warton to allude to the boy.actors that we afterwards find so fully noticed in Hamlet .
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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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