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... relief of the poor , John Shakespeare and Robert Bratt were exempted from the
tax . In March 1578 - 9 , when an amount of money was levied on the inhabitants
of Stratford for the purchase of arms , his name occurs as a defaulter . On “ Jan .
... relief of the poor , John Shakespeare and Robert Bratt were exempted from the
tax . In March 1578 - 9 , when an amount of money was levied on the inhabitants
of Stratford for the purchase of arms , his name occurs as a defaulter . On “ Jan .
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His application was successful : Dethick , the Garter King of Arms made the grant
in 1597 ; and a second grant , authorizing the arms of Arden to be impalec on the
coat , was made by Dethick and Camden in 1599 . Drafts of these two grants ar ...
His application was successful : Dethick , the Garter King of Arms made the grant
in 1597 ; and a second grant , authorizing the arms of Arden to be impalec on the
coat , was made by Dethick and Camden in 1599 . Drafts of these two grants ar ...
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Justice Clod pate and calls him a great man , and that , in 30 Deer stealing , in
Shakespeare ' s day , was regarded allusion to his name , bore three louses
rampant for his arms . " only as a youthful frolic . Antony Wood ( Athen . Oxon .
Justice Clod pate and calls him a great man , and that , in 30 Deer stealing , in
Shakespeare ' s day , was regarded allusion to his name , bore three louses
rampant for his arms . " only as a youthful frolic . Antony Wood ( Athen . Oxon .
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... his competitor : ] In counsel is in secret ; and competitor here , as in other
places , means coadjutor , auxiliary , confederate . In " Richard III . " Act IV . Sc . 4
, we have ," The Guildfords are in arms , And every hour more competitors Flock
to the ...
... his competitor : ] In counsel is in secret ; and competitor here , as in other
places , means coadjutor , auxiliary , confederate . In " Richard III . " Act IV . Sc . 4
, we have ," The Guildfords are in arms , And every hour more competitors Flock
to the ...
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I ' ll woo you like a soldier , at arms ' end ; And love you ' gainst the nature of love ,
force you . Pro . Madam , this service I have done for you , SIL . O Heaven ! (
Though you respect not aught your servant doth , ) PRO . I ' ll force thee yield to
my ...
I ' ll woo you like a soldier , at arms ' end ; And love you ' gainst the nature of love ,
force you . Pro . Madam , this service I have done for you , SIL . O Heaven ! (
Though you respect not aught your servant doth , ) PRO . I ' ll force thee yield to
my ...
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Informação bibliográfica
| Título | The Works of Shakespeare, Volume 1 The Works of Shakespeare, William Shakespeare |
| Autor | William Shakespeare |
| Editor | Howard Staunton |
| Ilustrado por | John Gilbert, Edward Dalziel, George Dalziel |
| Editora | Routledge, 1862 |
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