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Cruelty of a Stepmother . ing of plays professedly founded upon romance , and
not The Play of Fortune . The Greek Maid . upon “ true history , " he remarks : "
Sometimes you shall Alemæon . Rape of the second Helen see nothing but the ...
Cruelty of a Stepmother . ing of plays professedly founded upon romance , and
not The Play of Fortune . The Greek Maid . upon “ true history , " he remarks : "
Sometimes you shall Alemæon . Rape of the second Helen see nothing but the ...
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Love and Fortune ” has been called Majesty ' s servants , and the gentlemen of
Gray ' s Inn , ” were “ the play of Fortune ” in the account of 1573 ; and we may
prepared and represented before the Queen at Greenwich . feel assured that ...
Love and Fortune ” has been called Majesty ' s servants , and the gentlemen of
Gray ' s Inn , ” were “ the play of Fortune ” in the account of 1573 ; and we may
prepared and represented before the Queen at Greenwich . feel assured that ...
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... and consequence , owing to the success The Fortune theatre was commenced
in Golding Lane , of our great poet both as an actor and a dramatist . .
Cripplegate , in the year 1599 , and finished in 1600 , and The removal of the
Lord Admiral ...
... and consequence , owing to the success The Fortune theatre was commenced
in Golding Lane , of our great poet both as an actor and a dramatist . .
Cripplegate , in the year 1599 , and finished in 1600 , and The removal of the
Lord Admiral ...
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By accident most strange , bountiful fortune , This king of Naples , being an
enemy Now my dear lady , hath mine enemies ... whose influence Should
presently extirpate me and mine If now I court not , but omit , my fortunes Out of
the dukedom ...
By accident most strange , bountiful fortune , This king of Naples , being an
enemy Now my dear lady , hath mine enemies ... whose influence Should
presently extirpate me and mine If now I court not , but omit , my fortunes Out of
the dukedom ...
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Ant . And how does your content Ant . Noble Sebastian , Tender your own good
fortune ? Thou let ' st thy fortune sleep - die rather ' ; wink ' st Seb . I remember ,
Whiles thou art waking . You did supplant your brother Prospero . Seb . Thou dost
...
Ant . And how does your content Ant . Noble Sebastian , Tender your own good
fortune ? Thou let ' st thy fortune sleep - die rather ' ; wink ' st Seb . I remember ,
Whiles thou art waking . You did supplant your brother Prospero . Seb . Thou dost
...
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Informação bibliográfica
| Título | THE WORKS OF SHAKESPEARE |
| Autor | J. PAYNE COLLIER |
| Publicação | 1853 |
| Original de | Universidade de Michigan |
| Digitalizado | 23 Nov 2005 |
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