Memoirs of the Life of W. Shakespeare, with an essay toward the expression of his genius, and an account of the rise ... of the English Drama |
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... kind of woman is ' t ? Vio . Of your complexion . Duke . She is not worth thee then . What years , i ' faith ? Vio . About your years , my lord . Duke . Too old , by Heaven ! Let still the woman take An elder than herself ; so wears she ...
... kind of woman is ' t ? Vio . Of your complexion . Duke . She is not worth thee then . What years , i ' faith ? Vio . About your years , my lord . Duke . Too old , by Heaven ! Let still the woman take An elder than herself ; so wears she ...
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... kind than that afforded by beat- ing watchmen and tearing off knockers and bell- pulls to the generation but just passed away . A passage of Titus Andronicus , written soon after Shakespeare reached London , is here in point . Prince ...
... kind than that afforded by beat- ing watchmen and tearing off knockers and bell- pulls to the generation but just passed away . A passage of Titus Andronicus , written soon after Shakespeare reached London , is here in point . Prince ...
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... Kind Heart's Dream , which he published immediately afterward , saying that , although he was personally guiltless of the wrong , he was as sorry as if the original fault had been his own to have offended a man so courteous , so gifted ...
... Kind Heart's Dream , which he published immediately afterward , saying that , although he was personally guiltless of the wrong , he was as sorry as if the original fault had been his own to have offended a man so courteous , so gifted ...
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... kind of Silence , or perhaps Goodman Verges , and feel injured at the assertion that Mother Golden - Mrs. Quickly in the flesh , and plenty of it — is a myth ; than which nothing could be more deplorable , except , indeed , that she ...
... kind of Silence , or perhaps Goodman Verges , and feel injured at the assertion that Mother Golden - Mrs. Quickly in the flesh , and plenty of it — is a myth ; than which nothing could be more deplorable , except , indeed , that she ...
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... kind , from that which is lavished upon a mountebank or a medium . For between what a man can do to amuse , and even to instruct , and what he is , there is great difference . He may be wonder- may have that mys- fully clever , learned ...
... kind , from that which is lavished upon a mountebank or a medium . For between what a man can do to amuse , and even to instruct , and what he is , there is great difference . He may be wonder- may have that mys- fully clever , learned ...
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