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Mary Arden and her sister Alicia from Richard Rushby and his wife : from Robert
Arden the were certainly unmarried , when they were appointed “ exproperty
descended to his son , and it was part of this ecutores " under their father ' s will ...
Mary Arden and her sister Alicia from Richard Rushby and his wife : from Robert
Arden the were certainly unmarried , when they were appointed “ exproperty
descended to his son , and it was part of this ecutores " under their father ' s will ...
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This notion is refuted by the and that he experienced disappointments and losses
which fact , that in the deed for the sale of his wife ' s property in seriously affected
his pecuniary circumstances . Malone Snitterfield to Webbe , in 1579 , he is ...
This notion is refuted by the and that he experienced disappointments and losses
which fact , that in the deed for the sale of his wife ' s property in seriously affected
his pecuniary circumstances . Malone Snitterfield to Webbe , in 1579 , he is ...
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Anne was between seven and eight years older than her young husband , and
several passages in Shake - were most certainly not applied to his wife ; and
Oldys could speare ' s plays have been pointed out by Malone , and have had no
...
Anne was between seven and eight years older than her young husband , and
several passages in Shake - were most certainly not applied to his wife ; and
Oldys could speare ' s plays have been pointed out by Malone , and have had no
...
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Betterton was In the beginning of 1585 Shakespeare ' s wife produced him born
in 1635 , and became an actor before 1660 ; and we twins - - a boy and a girl and
they were baptized at Strat - should not be disposed to place his journey to ...
Betterton was In the beginning of 1585 Shakespeare ' s wife produced him born
in 1635 , and became an actor before 1660 ; and we twins - - a boy and a girl and
they were baptized at Strat - should not be disposed to place his journey to ...
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It seems evident , from the tenor of the whole inthat his wife , Anne Shakespeare ,
“ departed this life the 6th strument , that when it was prepared Judith was not
marday of Augu . 16237 : ” Dr . Hall “ deceased Nove . 25 . Ao . riedo , although ...
It seems evident , from the tenor of the whole inthat his wife , Anne Shakespeare ,
“ departed this life the 6th strument , that when it was prepared Judith was not
marday of Augu . 16237 : ” Dr . Hall “ deceased Nove . 25 . Ao . riedo , although ...
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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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