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that of the theatre , into an our minds , that , because t actor by the Lord Hubal I that would appear less att Of the positire intrinsi furnishes one passe be T5 power . " * su corrected , passages of the original copy , which the ...
that of the theatre , into an our minds , that , because t actor by the Lord Hubal I that would appear less att Of the positire intrinsi furnishes one passe be T5 power . " * su corrected , passages of the original copy , which the ...
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Of the positive intrinsic evidence of the date of Romeo and Juliet , the play , as it appears to us , only furnishes one passage . The Nurse , describing the time when Juliet was weaned , says , “ On Lammas eve at night shall she be ...
Of the positive intrinsic evidence of the date of Romeo and Juliet , the play , as it appears to us , only furnishes one passage . The Nurse , describing the time when Juliet was weaned , says , “ On Lammas eve at night shall she be ...
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Mr. Walker gives us passages in support of his assertion , such as a description of a nightingale when the lovers are parting , which appear to confirm this opinion . To attempt to show , as many have attempted , what Shakspere took ...
Mr. Walker gives us passages in support of his assertion , such as a description of a nightingale when the lovers are parting , which appear to confirm this opinion . To attempt to show , as many have attempted , what Shakspere took ...
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No plumes , however , adorned them till near the close of the century , when a single feather , generally ostrich , appears placed upright in front of the cap , or chaperon . The hose were richly fretted and embroidered with gold ...
No plumes , however , adorned them till near the close of the century , when a single feather , generally ostrich , appears placed upright in front of the cap , or chaperon . The hose were richly fretted and embroidered with gold ...
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that is , stars that make the light of heaven appear dark in comparison with them . It appears to us unnecessary to alter the original reading , and especially as passages in the masquerade scene would seem to indicate that the ...
that is , stars that make the light of heaven appear dark in comparison with them . It appears to us unnecessary to alter the original reading , and especially as passages in the masquerade scene would seem to indicate that the ...
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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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