The Complete Works of William Shakespeare, Volume 1Current Literature Publishing Company, 1909 |
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... rest of the play , and so exactly in Shakespeare's manner , this presumption , under the above named premises , can scarcely be avoided . Whether this view be accepted or not , Edward III will , under any circumstances , be indissolubly ...
... rest of the play , and so exactly in Shakespeare's manner , this presumption , under the above named premises , can scarcely be avoided . Whether this view be accepted or not , Edward III will , under any circumstances , be indissolubly ...
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... rest assured , therefore , that , when Ben Jonson or Drayton visited the provincial home of the author of Twelfth Night , he would arrive there from the lane through a porched gateway , entering in front of the lawn , a barn on his ...
... rest assured , therefore , that , when Ben Jonson or Drayton visited the provincial home of the author of Twelfth Night , he would arrive there from the lane through a porched gateway , entering in front of the lawn , a barn on his ...
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... rest assured that the poet , when engaged in dramatic writing , neither placed before his eyes an elaborate map of the scenes of the plot ; nor reckoned the exact number of hours to be taken by a character in moving from one spot to ...
... rest assured that the poet , when engaged in dramatic writing , neither placed before his eyes an elaborate map of the scenes of the plot ; nor reckoned the exact number of hours to be taken by a character in moving from one spot to ...
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... rest under the branches of a crab - tree which was situated about a mile from Bidford . There is no great wonder and no special offense to record , when it is added that he was overtaken by drowsiness , and that he did not renew the ...
... rest under the branches of a crab - tree which was situated about a mile from Bidford . There is no great wonder and no special offense to record , when it is added that he was overtaken by drowsiness , and that he did not renew the ...
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... rest of the property . It is curious that the only real ground for a belief in any kind of estrangement between them should not hitherto have been noticed , but something to favor that impression may be fancied to be visible in ...
... rest of the property . It is curious that the only real ground for a belief in any kind of estrangement between them should not hitherto have been noticed , but something to favor that impression may be fancied to be visible in ...
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