The Dramatic Works of William Shakspeare, Volume 1Harper, 1843 - 964 pages |
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... young Shakspeare at this seat of youthful tent to appreciate his character . It is more proba- instruction ? Did he return to his father's house in ble that the necessity , which brought young Shak- a state of utter ignorance of classic ...
... young Shakspeare at this seat of youthful tent to appreciate his character . It is more proba- instruction ? Did he return to his father's house in ble that the necessity , which brought young Shak- a state of utter ignorance of classic ...
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... young bard was detected ; and , having farther irri- home , not indeed like the great Roman captive as tated the knight by affixing a satirical ballad on him he is described by the poet- to the gates of Charlecote , he was compelled to ...
... young bard was detected ; and , having farther irri- home , not indeed like the great Roman captive as tated the knight by affixing a satirical ballad on him he is described by the poet- to the gates of Charlecote , he was compelled to ...
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... young Will Davenant ( afterwards Sir William Davenant ) was then a little schoolboy , in the town , of about seven ... young friend . But who was this young friend ? The question has fre- quently been asked ; and never once been even ...
... young Will Davenant ( afterwards Sir William Davenant ) was then a little schoolboy , in the town , of about seven ... young friend . But who was this young friend ? The question has fre- quently been asked ; and never once been even ...
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... young master , and had experienced his young master's gratitude . He was brought into a place of safety ; and his fortunes were now blended with those of the princely exiles of the forest . There was no further part for him to act ; and ...
... young master , and had experienced his young master's gratitude . He was brought into a place of safety ; and his fortunes were now blended with those of the princely exiles of the forest . There was no further part for him to act ; and ...
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... young dowle by Lanugo . And in a history of most Manual Arts , 1661 , wool and dowle are treated as synonymous . Tooke contends that this word and others of the same form are nothing more than the past participle of deal ; and Ju- nius ...
... young dowle by Lanugo . And in a history of most Manual Arts , 1661 , wool and dowle are treated as synonymous . Tooke contends that this word and others of the same form are nothing more than the past participle of deal ; and Ju- nius ...
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