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We and the reasons for that di which is , in truth , to foute The quarto of 1599 had be no doubt whaters anthor . There are ty } " xninsions of the metrics see the proofs of his prinie yua derived from him , is , more curious or more ...
We and the reasons for that di which is , in truth , to foute The quarto of 1599 had be no doubt whaters anthor . There are ty } " xninsions of the metrics see the proofs of his prinie yua derived from him , is , more curious or more ...
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There can be no doubt whatever that the corrections , augmentations , and emendations were those of the anthor . There are typographical errors in this edition , and in all the editions , and occasional ponfusions of the metrical ...
There can be no doubt whatever that the corrections , augmentations , and emendations were those of the anthor . There are typographical errors in this edition , and in all the editions , and occasional ponfusions of the metrical ...
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This , no doubt , is decisive as to the play being performed before George Lord Hunsdon ; but it is not in any degree decisive as to the play not having been performed without the advantage of this nobleman's patronage .
This , no doubt , is decisive as to the play being performed before George Lord Hunsdon ; but it is not in any degree decisive as to the play not having been performed without the advantage of this nobleman's patronage .
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Venus and Adonis , which in built bis opinion , no doubt , the question reste “ Her chariot is an empty hazel - nut , Made by the joiner Squirrel , or old Grub , Time out of mind the fairies ' coach - makers .
Venus and Adonis , which in built bis opinion , no doubt , the question reste “ Her chariot is an empty hazel - nut , Made by the joiner Squirrel , or old Grub , Time out of mind the fairies ' coach - makers .
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Tieck built his opinion , no doubt , uron internal evidence ; and upon this evidence we must be content to let tho question rest . manner . SUPPOSED SOURCE OF THE PLOT . When Dante reproaches the Emperor Albert for neglect of Italy ,Thy ...
Tieck built his opinion , no doubt , uron internal evidence ; and upon this evidence we must be content to let tho question rest . manner . SUPPOSED SOURCE OF THE PLOT . When Dante reproaches the Emperor Albert for neglect of Italy ,Thy ...
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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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