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THE MARRIAGE AND THE DAVENANT STORY IT WOULD Seem that Rowe , in writing his admirable sketch , has sought with sincerity to " extenuate nought , nor set down aught in malice , " as a just biographer should . He gives no details about ...
THE MARRIAGE AND THE DAVENANT STORY IT WOULD Seem that Rowe , in writing his admirable sketch , has sought with sincerity to " extenuate nought , nor set down aught in malice , " as a just biographer should . He gives no details about ...
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Obviously , there was no impediment to the marriage , though we do not know when or where it was solemnized . It should be equally clear that , however imprudent the youth of eighteen may have been in the hasty marriage , his conduct ...
Obviously , there was no impediment to the marriage , though we do not know when or where it was solemnized . It should be equally clear that , however imprudent the youth of eighteen may have been in the hasty marriage , his conduct ...
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The witness Joan Johnson , a servant in the Mountjoy household , testified that the defendant had sent and persuaded one Mr. Shakespeare , that lay in the house , to persuade the plaintiff to the same marriage .
The witness Joan Johnson , a servant in the Mountjoy household , testified that the defendant had sent and persuaded one Mr. Shakespeare , that lay in the house , to persuade the plaintiff to the same marriage .
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Contents
EARLY BIOGRAPHY AND ANECDOTE | 1 |
CRITICISM AND REPUTATION AMONG | 49 |
SOCIAL STANDING AND PERSONAL REP | 94 |
Copyright | |
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Bibliographic information
| Title | Materials for the Life of Shakespeare |
| Editor | Pierce Butler |
| Compiled by | Pierce Butler |
| Publisher | University of North Carolina Press, 1930 |
| Original from | the University of California |
| Digitized | 3 Dec 2007 |
| Length | 200 pages |
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