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cal Homer the fortune of having the works which make his fame immortal
pronounced medleys , in the composition of which he was but indirectly and
partially concerned ; and two enthusiasts , one in the Old England and the other
in the New ...
cal Homer the fortune of having the works which make his fame immortal
pronounced medleys , in the composition of which he was but indirectly and
partially concerned ; and two enthusiasts , one in the Old England and the other
in the New ...
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... his life's almost uneventful story . Warwickshire , in Old England , seems to
have been the favorite haunt , if it were not the ancestral soil , of a family whose
name more than any other in our tongue sounds of battle and tells of knightly
origin .
... his life's almost uneventful story . Warwickshire , in Old England , seems to
have been the favorite haunt , if it were not the ancestral soil , of a family whose
name more than any other in our tongue sounds of battle and tells of knightly
origin .
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always be remembered that , according to the loose dynastic notions of that day ,
the Norman bastard had some claim to the throne of England , and that it was the
land of a divided people that he successfully invaded . From this people , who ...
always be remembered that , according to the loose dynastic notions of that day ,
the Norman bastard had some claim to the throne of England , and that it was the
land of a divided people that he successfully invaded . From this people , who ...
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... and at this date he was also appointed ale - taster , - an office of which , in spite
of its humble name , the mighty consumption of that fluid in Old England must
have made the duties arduous , though pleasant , and WILLIAM SHAKESPEARE
.
... and at this date he was also appointed ale - taster , - an office of which , in spite
of its humble name , the mighty consumption of that fluid in Old England must
have made the duties arduous , though pleasant , and WILLIAM SHAKESPEARE
.
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He was plainly in a condition of life which secured that son the means of a
healthy physical and moral development , and which , if he had lived in New
England a century or a century and a half later , would have made him regarded ,
if a well ...
He was plainly in a condition of life which secured that son the means of a
healthy physical and moral development , and which , if he had lived in New
England a century or a century and a half later , would have made him regarded ,
if a well ...
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Informação bibliográfica
| Título | Memoirs of the Life of William Shakespeare: With an Essay Toward the Expression of His Genius, and an Account of the Rise and Progress of the English Drama Life and genius of Shakespeare |
| Autor | Richard Grant White |
| Editora | Little, Brown,, 1865 |
| Original de | A Biblioteca Britânica |
| Digitalizado | 22 Out 2013 |
| Número de páginas | 425 páginas |
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