The Complete Works of William Shakespeare, Volume 1Hearst's International Library Company, 1914 |
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... drama is with some natures an instinct , and it would appear that the poet's father had an express taste in that direction . At all events , dramatic enter- tainments are first heard of at Stratford - on - Avon during the year of his ...
... drama is with some natures an instinct , and it would appear that the poet's father had an express taste in that direction . At all events , dramatic enter- tainments are first heard of at Stratford - on - Avon during the year of his ...
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... drama as the Cradle of Security would now be considered , it was yet an advance in dramatic construction upon the medieval religious plays generally known as mysteries , which were still in favor with the public and were of an ...
... drama as the Cradle of Security would now be considered , it was yet an advance in dramatic construction upon the medieval religious plays generally known as mysteries , which were still in favor with the public and were of an ...
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... drama was provided with much beyond a few a properties . The theater of the mysteries consisted of a Do movable wooden rectangular structure of two rooms one 1 over the other , the lower closed , the upper one , that in 8 which the ...
... drama was provided with much beyond a few a properties . The theater of the mysteries consisted of a Do movable wooden rectangular structure of two rooms one 1 over the other , the lower closed , the upper one , that in 8 which the ...
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... drama which can be fairly considered to be of an immodest character , although many of them were ex- dtravagantly whimsical . Thus Herod was always intro- duced wearing red gloves , while his clothes and head- gear seem to have been ...
... drama which can be fairly considered to be of an immodest character , although many of them were ex- dtravagantly whimsical . Thus Herod was always intro- duced wearing red gloves , while his clothes and head- gear seem to have been ...
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... drama were being f developed by their side . From the fourteenth century , e 1 , until the termination of Shakespeare's youthful days they - remained the simple poetic versions in dialogue of religious incidents of various kinds ...
... drama were being f developed by their side . From the fourteenth century , e 1 , until the termination of Shakespeare's youthful days they - remained the simple poetic versions in dialogue of religious incidents of various kinds ...
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