How to Read Shakespeare: A Guide for the General ReaderHodder and Stoughton, 1913 - 292 páginas |
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... remark has been already quoted that Shakspeare had little Latin and less Greek ; but it was of immense consequence for his subsequent career that he had a little of both . This he obtained at the Free Grammar School , which existed ...
... remark has been already quoted that Shakspeare had little Latin and less Greek ; but it was of immense consequence for his subsequent career that he had a little of both . This he obtained at the Free Grammar School , which existed ...
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... remarked , in the neigh- bouring hamlet of Shottery ; and her social position appears to have differed little , if anything , from his own . Very soon there was born to them a daughter , and a son and another daughter followed . What ...
... remarked , in the neigh- bouring hamlet of Shottery ; and her social position appears to have differed little , if anything , from his own . Very soon there was born to them a daughter , and a son and another daughter followed . What ...
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... remark of Mr. Carter that " a man may learn much in later life and be able to quote with some degree of freedom , but he never attains the power evidenced by Shakspeare , unless he has from his earliest days been trained in Bible study ...
... remark of Mr. Carter that " a man may learn much in later life and be able to quote with some degree of freedom , but he never attains the power evidenced by Shakspeare , unless he has from his earliest days been trained in Bible study ...
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... remarks that this was a conventional form ; this is true ; but so is Mr. Carter's remark , that it was a Puritan , not a Catholic form . pages of contemporary writers , in both verse and prose 212 HOW TO READ SHAKSPEARE.
... remarks that this was a conventional form ; this is true ; but so is Mr. Carter's remark , that it was a Puritan , not a Catholic form . pages of contemporary writers , in both verse and prose 212 HOW TO READ SHAKSPEARE.
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... remark that may have been already used in the preceding pages . In the order and the dates I have closely followed the arrangement adopted by Sir Sidney Lee , except at the very beginning , where we are obviously dealing with the work ...
... remark that may have been already used in the preceding pages . In the order and the dates I have closely followed the arrangement adopted by Sir Sidney Lee , except at the very beginning , where we are obviously dealing with the work ...
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