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old Stratford aforesaid in the said County of Warwicke and Called or knowen by the name of the Washe meadowe and lyeinge nere unto the said greate stone bridge of Stratford Item I give dispose and bequeath unto my loveinge kindsman ...
old Stratford aforesaid in the said County of Warwicke and Called or knowen by the name of the Washe meadowe and lyeinge nere unto the said greate stone bridge of Stratford Item I give dispose and bequeath unto my loveinge kindsman ...
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When or why the cat was first so called it is , perhaps , hopeless now to inquire . The earliest instance cited by the commentators , is in the old story - book of “ Reynard the Fox , " -- " Then the King called for Sir Tibert , the cat ...
When or why the cat was first so called it is , perhaps , hopeless now to inquire . The earliest instance cited by the commentators , is in the old story - book of “ Reynard the Fox , " -- " Then the King called for Sir Tibert , the cat ...
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That fourth kind of sprites , ' says King James , ' guhilk be the gentiles was called Diana , and her wandering court , and amongst us called the Phairëe . ' The Fairy - queen was therefore the same as Diana , whom Ovid styles Titania .
That fourth kind of sprites , ' says King James , ' guhilk be the gentiles was called Diana , and her wandering court , and amongst us called the Phairëe . ' The Fairy - queen was therefore the same as Diana , whom Ovid styles Titania .
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| Title | The Works of Shakespeare, Volume 1 The Works of Shakespeare, William Shakespeare |
| Author | William Shakespeare |
| Editor | Howard Staunton |
| Publisher | Routledge, 1860 |
| Original from | the University of California |
| Digitized | 31 Aug 2009 |
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