Othello ; King Lear ; All's well that ends well ; MacbethCurrent Literature Publishing Company, 1909 |
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William Shakespeare, Henry Norman Hudson, Israel Gollancz, Charles Harold Herford. J 302-17 304 - 17 30 THE TRAGEDY OF OTHELLO , THE MOOR OF VENICE All. 301-14 14.
William Shakespeare, Henry Norman Hudson, Israel Gollancz, Charles Harold Herford. J 302-17 304 - 17 30 THE TRAGEDY OF OTHELLO , THE MOOR OF VENICE All. 301-14 14.
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... Moor of Venis [ 1604 ] . ' " 1 We now know that this manuscript was a forgery , but strange to say there is every reason to believe that though " the book " itself is spurious , the information which it iv . Shakespeare Society ...
... Moor of Venis [ 1604 ] . ' " 1 We now know that this manuscript was a forgery , but strange to say there is every reason to believe that though " the book " itself is spurious , the information which it iv . Shakespeare Society ...
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... Moor , made jealous by a slave , Who sent his wife to fill a timeless grave , Then slew himself upon the bloody bed . All these and many more with him are dead . ” 1 THE SOURCE OF THE PLOT The story of Il Moro di Venezia was taken from ...
... Moor , made jealous by a slave , Who sent his wife to fill a timeless grave , Then slew himself upon the bloody bed . All these and many more with him are dead . ” 1 THE SOURCE OF THE PLOT The story of Il Moro di Venezia was taken from ...
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... Moor of Venice of Giraldi Cinthio . " " Fronting the summit of the Giants ' Stair , " writes Mr. Rawdon Brown , the author of this theory , " where the Doges of Venice were crowned , there are still visible four shields spotted with ...
... Moor of Venice of Giraldi Cinthio . " " Fronting the summit of the Giants ' Stair , " writes Mr. Rawdon Brown , the author of this theory , " where the Doges of Venice were crowned , there are still visible four shields spotted with ...
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... Moor of Venice , was partly de- rived from this source . Whether the story was accessible to Shakespeare in English , we have no certain knowledge . No translation of so early a date has been seen or heard of in modern times ; and we ...
... Moor of Venice , was partly de- rived from this source . Whether the story was accessible to Shakespeare in English , we have no certain knowledge . No translation of so early a date has been seen or heard of in modern times ; and we ...
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