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... Twelfth Night of the following jg"uary5' year, 1606. But that winter, and again in the winter of 1606-7, great Court weddings intervened, for which specifically wedding Masques were desired, and it was only in 1607-8 that Jonson was at ...
... Twelfth Night of the following jg"uary5' year, 1606. But that winter, and again in the winter of 1606-7, great Court weddings intervened, for which specifically wedding Masques were desired, and it was only in 1607-8 that Jonson was at ...
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... Twelfth Night, 1607. Two successive Twelfth Nights had thus been given up to the celebration of Court marriages. For 1608 yet another was in prospect ; but the wedding of Viscount Haddington finally took place at Shrovetide, and the ...
... Twelfth Night, 1607. Two successive Twelfth Nights had thus been given up to the celebration of Court marriages. For 1608 yet another was in prospect ; but the wedding of Viscount Haddington finally took place at Shrovetide, and the ...
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... Twelfth Night Masque of 1618-19 ; 'MOOII but only to establish more firmly the supremacy of Jonson. January 6, • i have heard from Court ', Drummond wrote to him, ' 21' shortly after they parted, 'that the late Mask was not so approved ...
... Twelfth Night Masque of 1618-19 ; 'MOOII but only to establish more firmly the supremacy of Jonson. January 6, • i have heard from Court ', Drummond wrote to him, ' 21' shortly after they parted, 'that the late Mask was not so approved ...
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