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Having given my authority in most cases for statement or hypothesis , it is not
necessary that I should here repeat my acknowledgment of obligations in this
regard . Little has been added , and nothing of moment , to the results either of
the ...
Having given my authority in most cases for statement or hypothesis , it is not
necessary that I should here repeat my acknowledgment of obligations in this
regard . Little has been added , and nothing of moment , to the results either of
the ...
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... we owe each other , if not mutual regard , at least a mutual consideration ,
respect , and confidence heartier than that which befits the merely formal
intercourse of two nations which are called friendly because they are not at open
enmity .
... we owe each other , if not mutual regard , at least a mutual consideration ,
respect , and confidence heartier than that which befits the merely formal
intercourse of two nations which are called friendly because they are not at open
enmity .
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... Breakspeare , Winspeare , Shakeshaft , Shakelance , Briselance , Hackstaff ,
Drawswerde , Curtlemace , Battleman , and some others of that sort ; but in this
regard they all must yield to that which was an attribute of Mars himself as long
ago ...
... Breakspeare , Winspeare , Shakeshaft , Shakelance , Briselance , Hackstaff ,
Drawswerde , Curtlemace , Battleman , and some others of that sort ; but in this
regard they all must yield to that which was an attribute of Mars himself as long
ago ...
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But what was his distinctive occupation is a matter of very little consequence ,
except as it may have affected the early occupation of his son , and of not much ,
even in that regard . He was plainly in a condition of life which secured that son
the ...
But what was his distinctive occupation is a matter of very little consequence ,
except as it may have affected the early occupation of his son , and of not much ,
even in that regard . He was plainly in a condition of life which secured that son
the ...
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The phrase “ prophetic fury ” is so striking , so picturesque , and so peculiar , that
in itself it excites remark , and remains upon the memory as the key - note of the
passage ; but when we regard it as applied to mood in which a web was woven ...
The phrase “ prophetic fury ” is so striking , so picturesque , and so peculiar , that
in itself it excites remark , and remains upon the memory as the key - note of the
passage ; but when we regard it as applied to mood in which a web was woven ...
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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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