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... passes on , to enter London in triumph . Shakspeare is very great in the description of pageants ; and never does his verse move with a lighter measure than when he is pic- turing the crowds , the flags and the cheering for a victory ...
... passes on , to enter London in triumph . Shakspeare is very great in the description of pageants ; and never does his verse move with a lighter measure than when he is pic- turing the crowds , the flags and the cheering for a victory ...
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... squandering places and titles , by anticipa- tion , among his comrades , and he salutes Harry in the old way , as he passes in procession through the street ; but Harry cries : I know thee not , old man , fall to THE ENGLISH HISTORIES 37.
... squandering places and titles , by anticipa- tion , among his comrades , and he salutes Harry in the old way , as he passes in procession through the street ; but Harry cries : I know thee not , old man , fall to THE ENGLISH HISTORIES 37.
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... passing a practical joke on a bragging fool with whom he meets . At the breaking of the day he leads his troops to one of the most remarkable victories with which the name of England is adorned ; and his own cheerfulness and valour ...
... passing a practical joke on a bragging fool with whom he meets . At the breaking of the day he leads his troops to one of the most remarkable victories with which the name of England is adorned ; and his own cheerfulness and valour ...
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... passing a practical joke on a bragging fool with whom he meets. At the breaking of the day he leads his troops to one of the most remarkable victories with which the name of England is adorned; and his own cheerfulness and valour supply ...
... passing a practical joke on a bragging fool with whom he meets. At the breaking of the day he leads his troops to one of the most remarkable victories with which the name of England is adorned; and his own cheerfulness and valour supply ...
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... passing into democracy , the other the point , in later times , at which the republic was passing into the empire . Antony and Cleopatra is a kind of appendix to Julius Cæsar : and in it the political situation is unchanged . These ...
... passing into democracy , the other the point , in later times , at which the republic was passing into the empire . Antony and Cleopatra is a kind of appendix to Julius Cæsar : and in it the political situation is unchanged . These ...
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