The Complete Works of William Shakespeare, Volume 1Current Literature Publishing Company, 1909 |
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... merely the personages and events of religious history . Allegorical characters had been occa- sionally introduced , and about the middle of the fifteenth century there appeared a new kind of English dramatic composition 23 SHAKESPEARE Life.
... merely the personages and events of religious history . Allegorical characters had been occa- sionally introduced , and about the middle of the fifteenth century there appeared a new kind of English dramatic composition 23 SHAKESPEARE Life.
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... character . Morals were not only performed in Shakespeare's day , but continued to be a then recognized form of dramatic composition . Some of them nearly as simple and inartificial as the mysteries , but others were not destitute of ...
... character . Morals were not only performed in Shakespeare's day , but continued to be a then recognized form of dramatic composition . Some of them nearly as simple and inartificial as the mysteries , but others were not destitute of ...
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... character , his earliest knowledge of Latin was de- rived from two well - known books of the time , the Acci dence and the Sententia Pueriles . From the first of these works the improvised examination of Master Page in the Merry Wives ...
... character , his earliest knowledge of Latin was de- rived from two well - known books of the time , the Acci dence and the Sententia Pueriles . From the first of these works the improvised examination of Master Page in the Merry Wives ...
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... character . It is not probable that scholastic learning was ever congenial to his tastes , and it should be recollected that books in most parts of the country were then of very rare occurrence . Lilly's Gram- mar and a few classical ...
... character . It is not probable that scholastic learning was ever congenial to his tastes , and it should be recollected that books in most parts of the country were then of very rare occurrence . Lilly's Gram- mar and a few classical ...
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... character of his home - training , he had lost the advantages which others had derived from a participation in such - like kind of exploits ; for , to quote his own words , " not under- going the same discipline , I must needs come ...
... character of his home - training , he had lost the advantages which others had derived from a participation in such - like kind of exploits ; for , to quote his own words , " not under- going the same discipline , I must needs come ...
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