The Shakspere Allusion-book: A Collection of Allusions to Shakspere from 1591 to 1700, Volume 1Clement Mansfield Ingleby, Lucy Toulmin Smith, Frederick James Furnivall, John James Munro H. Milford, Oxford University Press, 1932 |
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Page xlvii
... quoted that famous line , " A Horse , a Horse , my Kingdome for a Horse , " 1 and continued , " Looke the I speake play scrappes . " 2 This , of course , is conscious borrowing , and is a fairly common feature . Marston himself had ...
... quoted that famous line , " A Horse , a Horse , my Kingdome for a Horse , " 1 and continued , " Looke the I speake play scrappes . " 2 This , of course , is conscious borrowing , and is a fairly common feature . Marston himself had ...
Page xlviii
... quoted part of two stanzas of Venus in The Fayre Mayde of the Exchange , 1607 , and in the following year Markham and Machin quoted almost the same passage from that book of “ maides philosophie in their Dumbe Knight The apostrophe of ...
... quoted part of two stanzas of Venus in The Fayre Mayde of the Exchange , 1607 , and in the following year Markham and Machin quoted almost the same passage from that book of “ maides philosophie in their Dumbe Knight The apostrophe of ...
Page liv
... quoted in A Discourse of Marriage , by Alex . Niccholes , 1615 , and all four were given as " what the Tragic Queen but fainedly spake , " in The Philosophers Banquet , 1614. The player's speech to Hamlet is alluded to in Marston's ...
... quoted in A Discourse of Marriage , by Alex . Niccholes , 1615 , and all four were given as " what the Tragic Queen but fainedly spake , " in The Philosophers Banquet , 1614. The player's speech to Hamlet is alluded to in Marston's ...
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