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Page xxi
In Greene the queen dies for good in the middle of the story . Perfectly indifferent to his model's geography , the dramatist changed by mere inadvertence his kings ' places of abode , and allotted Sicily to the jealous one instead of ...
In Greene the queen dies for good in the middle of the story . Perfectly indifferent to his model's geography , the dramatist changed by mere inadvertence his kings ' places of abode , and allotted Sicily to the jealous one instead of ...
Page xxiii
To say nothing of English translations , neither Greene nor Shakespeare could have had any difficulty in reading the French text . And that the story was known to them has been placed beyond doubt by Mr. C. Elliott Browne in his ...
To say nothing of English translations , neither Greene nor Shakespeare could have had any difficulty in reading the French text . And that the story was known to them has been placed beyond doubt by Mr. C. Elliott Browne in his ...
Page xxxviii
The interest [ xxxviii ] ! i elicited by Greene's novel was indeed extraordinary ; edition succeeded. SCENERY FOR Hardy's DRAMATISATION OF GREENE'S " DORASTUS AND FAUNIA , ” Ist Day . SCENERY FOR HARDY'S DRAMATISATION OF GREENE'S ...
The interest [ xxxviii ] ! i elicited by Greene's novel was indeed extraordinary ; edition succeeded. SCENERY FOR Hardy's DRAMATISATION OF GREENE'S " DORASTUS AND FAUNIA , ” Ist Day . SCENERY FOR HARDY'S DRAMATISATION OF GREENE'S ...
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| Title | The Complete Works of William Shakespeare, Volume 8 The Caxton Shakespeare The Complete Works of William Shakespeare, William Shakespeare |
| Author | William Shakespeare |
| Publisher | Caxton publishing Company, 1910 |
| Original from | Harvard University |
| Digitized | 18 Dec 2018 |
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