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... contemporary satire. One is the 'stationer' Nathaniel Butter, joint founder of the second of the news-sheets, and traceable everywhere in the ' butter ' allusions of his contemporaries as well as of the present play. ' I would set up a ...
... contemporary satire. One is the 'stationer' Nathaniel Butter, joint founder of the second of the news-sheets, and traceable everywhere in the ' butter ' allusions of his contemporaries as well as of the present play. ' I would set up a ...
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... contemporary notice gives any clue to its occasion or date. But internal evidence points to its having been produced in summer, and in special honour of James ; most probably for his birthday, June 19. The Folio date (1635) is in this ...
... contemporary notice gives any clue to its occasion or date. But internal evidence points to its having been produced in summer, and in special honour of James ; most probably for his birthday, June 19. The Folio date (1635) is in this ...
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... contemporary, Home Tooke, knew them by heart. The ' Colby ' epistle (xv) similarly recalls Wordsworth's War Sonnets. No threatened invasion, indeed, was now in question, and Jonson's appeal to his friend has no other motive than to ...
... contemporary, Home Tooke, knew them by heart. The ' Colby ' epistle (xv) similarly recalls Wordsworth's War Sonnets. No threatened invasion, indeed, was now in question, and Jonson's appeal to his friend has no other motive than to ...
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Brunos Candelaio | 109 |
Lantern Leatherhead and Inigo | 146 |
The New Inn and Fletchers | 198 |
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