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... ORIGINAL AND SELECTED . IN THREE VOLUMES . VOLUME IL - COMEDIES . NEW YORK : HARPER & BROTHERS , PUBLISHERS , 32 CLIFF STREET . HARVARD UNIVERSITY LIETARY MAR 28 1961 Entered , according to 1847 . SHAKESPEARE'S PLAYS :
... ORIGINAL AND SELECTED . IN THREE VOLUMES . VOLUME IL - COMEDIES . NEW YORK : HARPER & BROTHERS , PUBLISHERS , 32 CLIFF STREET . HARVARD UNIVERSITY LIETARY MAR 28 1961 Entered , according to 1847 . SHAKESPEARE'S PLAYS :
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... original ; for , although Skottowe , and the other diligent searchers for the original materials of his dramas , have found two or three resembling incidents in Syd- ney's " Arcadia , " and elsewhere , still there is nothing to show ...
... original ; for , although Skottowe , and the other diligent searchers for the original materials of his dramas , have found two or three resembling incidents in Syd- ney's " Arcadia , " and elsewhere , still there is nothing to show ...
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... original reading , as meaning , ( says Malone , ) " She being so hard to me who was the bearer of your mind , I fear she will prove no less so to you in telling your mind in person . ' 11 you have TESTERN'D me " -You have given me a ...
... original reading , as meaning , ( says Malone , ) " She being so hard to me who was the bearer of your mind , I fear she will prove no less so to you in telling your mind in person . ' 11 you have TESTERN'D me " -You have given me a ...
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... original . " My jerkin is a doublet " - " The jerkin , or jacket was generally worn over the doublet ; but occasionally the doublet was worn alone , and , in many instances , i confounded with the jerkin . Either had sleeves or not as ...
... original . " My jerkin is a doublet " - " The jerkin , or jacket was generally worn over the doublet ; but occasionally the doublet was worn alone , and , in many instances , i confounded with the jerkin . Either had sleeves or not as ...
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... original was supposed to melt too . " Tis but her PICTURE " -Johnson speaks of this line , as " evidently a slip of attention , " as if Proteus could have forgotten that he had just seen Silvia herself , and not her picture . " He uses ...
... original was supposed to melt too . " Tis but her PICTURE " -Johnson speaks of this line , as " evidently a slip of attention , " as if Proteus could have forgotten that he had just seen Silvia herself , and not her picture . " He uses ...
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