Memoirs of the Life of W. Shakespeare, with an essay toward the expression of his genius, and an account of the rise ... of the English Drama |
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... nature and the range and activity of his thought , his memory never lost the forms , nor did his soul cast off the influences , which had surrounded him in boyhood . As to the people of Stratford , they were much like others of their ...
... nature and the range and activity of his thought , his memory never lost the forms , nor did his soul cast off the influences , which had surrounded him in boyhood . As to the people of Stratford , they were much like others of their ...
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... natural than that a tailor , vexed with the memories of peevish customers , should make the incensed Northumber- land compare himself to a man who is " impatient of his fit " ? And yet this evidence , so strong and cumulative , must not ...
... natural than that a tailor , vexed with the memories of peevish customers , should make the incensed Northumber- land compare himself to a man who is " impatient of his fit " ? And yet this evidence , so strong and cumulative , must not ...
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... nature of the subject forbids the marshalling of this ter- rible array ; but did the " flax - wench " whom he uses for the most degrading of all comparisons do more " before her troth - plight " than the woman who bore his name and whom ...
... nature of the subject forbids the marshalling of this ter- rible array ; but did the " flax - wench " whom he uses for the most degrading of all comparisons do more " before her troth - plight " than the woman who bore his name and whom ...
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... nature or too callous by experience to share his feelings at their false , un- natural position . Who can believe that the well- known counsel upon this subject which he put into the Duke Orsino's mouth in Twelfth Night * was not a ...
... nature or too callous by experience to share his feelings at their false , un- natural position . Who can believe that the well- known counsel upon this subject which he put into the Duke Orsino's mouth in Twelfth Night * was not a ...
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... nature , " ( wise words , and fatal to many hopes , ) his mas- ter replies , " May he not do it by fine and recovery ? " Fine and recovery was a process by which , through a fictitious suit , a trans- fer was made of the title in an ...
... nature , " ( wise words , and fatal to many hopes , ) his mas- ter replies , " May he not do it by fine and recovery ? " Fine and recovery was a process by which , through a fictitious suit , a trans- fer was made of the title in an ...
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