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There seems , therefore , to be no good reason for deviating from the orthog .
raphy to which Shakespeare and his contemporaries gave a kind of formal
recognition . As to the superior martial significance of this name to all others , we
have ...
There seems , therefore , to be no good reason for deviating from the orthog .
raphy to which Shakespeare and his contemporaries gave a kind of formal
recognition . As to the superior martial significance of this name to all others , we
have ...
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... and whether she had transmitted any of them to her son , we cannot tell . In
which ignorance there is a kind of bliss to those people who have taken up the
novel notion of the day , that men of mark derive their mental and their moral gifts
...
... and whether she had transmitted any of them to her son , we cannot tell . In
which ignorance there is a kind of bliss to those people who have taken up the
novel notion of the day , that men of mark derive their mental and their moral gifts
...
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where , unless it differed from all others of its kind , he could have learned Latin
and some Greek . Some English too ; but not much , for English was held in scorn
by the scholars of those days , and long after . The only qualifications for ...
where , unless it differed from all others of its kind , he could have learned Latin
and some Greek . Some English too ; but not much , for English was held in scorn
by the scholars of those days , and long after . The only qualifications for ...
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than beating ; but , aside from question of the kind of training to which he was
subjected , it was well perhaps for William Shakespeare that his masters knew
only what he then was . Insight of the future would not always bring good fortune .
than beating ; but , aside from question of the kind of training to which he was
subjected , it was well perhaps for William Shakespeare that his masters knew
only what he then was . Insight of the future would not always bring good fortune .
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That temperament is cruel , and that morality pharisaic , which treats all cases of
this kind with inexorable and indiscriminating severity , and that judgment
outrageously unjust which visits all the sin upon the weaker and already suffering
party .
That temperament is cruel , and that morality pharisaic , which treats all cases of
this kind with inexorable and indiscriminating severity , and that judgment
outrageously unjust which visits all the sin upon the weaker and already suffering
party .
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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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