The Plays of William Shakspeare, Volume 3Printed and fold by J.J. Tourneisen, 1799 |
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... himself , and the Aldermen and Common- Counsell of the city ; and that is called the Mayor's play : where every one that will , comes in without money , the Mayor giving the players a reward as hee thinks fit to fhew respect unto them ...
... himself , and the Aldermen and Common- Counsell of the city ; and that is called the Mayor's play : where every one that will , comes in without money , the Mayor giving the players a reward as hee thinks fit to fhew respect unto them ...
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... himself thus fent for to judgement , made a la- mentable complaint of his miferable cafe , and fo was carried away by wicked fpirits . This prince did perfonate in the Morall , the wicked of the world ; the three ladies , Pride ...
... himself thus fent for to judgement , made a la- mentable complaint of his miferable cafe , and fo was carried away by wicked fpirits . This prince did perfonate in the Morall , the wicked of the world ; the three ladies , Pride ...
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... himself informed us , that he was con- fecrated Bifhop of Offory , February 2. 1552-3 : ( not on the 25th of March , as the writer of Bale's Life in Biographia ' Britannica afferts , ) and that he foon afterwards went to his palace in ...
... himself informed us , that he was con- fecrated Bifhop of Offory , February 2. 1552-3 : ( not on the 25th of March , as the writer of Bale's Life in Biographia ' Britannica afferts , ) and that he foon afterwards went to his palace in ...
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... himself fhould not hear what one of his fellow- actors fays concerning him , though in his own prefence and within his hearing : as if he were abfent , while he is prefent . It is the great object of the dramatick poet to keep the mind ...
... himself fhould not hear what one of his fellow- actors fays concerning him , though in his own prefence and within his hearing : as if he were abfent , while he is prefent . It is the great object of the dramatick poet to keep the mind ...
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... himself Mafter of the Revels , though both the duties and emoluments of the office were then exercifed and enjoyed by another , ) did not die till January 1639-40 . above two years after the poet's death . To make his title ftill more ...
... himself Mafter of the Revels , though both the duties and emoluments of the office were then exercifed and enjoyed by another , ) did not die till January 1639-40 . above two years after the poet's death . To make his title ftill more ...
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