The Complete Works of William Shakespeare, Volume 1Current Literature Publishing Company, 1909 |
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... London , could only have been engaged in a servile capacity , and that there was , in the career of the great poet , an interval which some may consider one of degradation , to be re- garded with either incredulity or sorrow . Others ...
... London , could only have been engaged in a servile capacity , and that there was , in the career of the great poet , an interval which some may consider one of degradation , to be re- garded with either incredulity or sorrow . Others ...
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... London . For , residing throughout his youth in what may fairly be considered a theatrical neigh- borhood , with continual facilities for the cultivation of those tastes , if he had yielded in his boyish days to an impulsive fascination ...
... London . For , residing throughout his youth in what may fairly be considered a theatrical neigh- borhood , with continual facilities for the cultivation of those tastes , if he had yielded in his boyish days to an impulsive fascination ...
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... London in or soon after the year 1585 , there were at the time of his arrival only two in the me- tropolis , both of them on the north of the Thames . The earliest legitimate theater on the south was the Rose , the erection of which was ...
... London in or soon after the year 1585 , there were at the time of his arrival only two in the me- tropolis , both of them on the north of the Thames . The earliest legitimate theater on the south was the Rose , the erection of which was ...
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... London Bridge ; but the large majority would select the more convenient passage by boat . The Southwark audiences mainly consisted of Lon- doners , for in the then sparsely inhabited condition of Kent and Surrey very few could have ...
... London Bridge ; but the large majority would select the more convenient passage by boat . The Southwark audiences mainly consisted of Lon- doners , for in the then sparsely inhabited condition of Kent and Surrey very few could have ...
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... London , in company of a wor- shipfull marchant named master Nicholas Lete , I founde one of this kinde there with double flowers , which before that time I had not seene , " ( The Herball , 1597 , p . 804 ) . Thus Shakespeare's ...
... London , in company of a wor- shipfull marchant named master Nicholas Lete , I founde one of this kinde there with double flowers , which before that time I had not seene , " ( The Herball , 1597 , p . 804 ) . Thus Shakespeare's ...
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