The Complete Works of William Shakespeare, Volume 5Ginn, Heath, 1881 |
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... play that has been discovered . As it was not mentioned in the list given by Francis Meres in 1598 , we are probably warranted in presuming it had not been heard of at that time . The play has a line , " Who ever loved , that loved not ...
... play that has been discovered . As it was not mentioned in the list given by Francis Meres in 1598 , we are probably warranted in presuming it had not been heard of at that time . The play has a line , " Who ever loved , that loved not ...
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... play differs from Lodge's novel ; though none of them are so strong as to force the inference that Shake- speare must have consulted the Tale . Lodge's Rosalynd was first printed in 1590 ; and its popularity appears in that it was ...
... play differs from Lodge's novel ; though none of them are so strong as to force the inference that Shake- speare must have consulted the Tale . Lodge's Rosalynd was first printed in 1590 ; and its popularity appears in that it was ...
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... assurance of her favour . 64 This outline , as far as it goes , almost describes , word for word , the course and order of events in the play . And so it is , in a great measure , through the other parts and incidents of AS YOU LIKE IT . 5.
... assurance of her favour . 64 This outline , as far as it goes , almost describes , word for word , the course and order of events in the play . And so it is , in a great measure , through the other parts and incidents of AS YOU LIKE IT . 5.
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... used their tongues too freely . Taxation is censure , satire . So in ii . 7 , of this play : " Why , who cries out on pride , that can therein tax any private party ? " Cel . By my troth , thou say'st true ; 16 ACT I. AS YOU LIKE IT .
... used their tongues too freely . Taxation is censure , satire . So in ii . 7 , of this play : " Why , who cries out on pride , that can therein tax any private party ? " Cel . By my troth , thou say'st true ; 16 ACT I. AS YOU LIKE IT .
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... played together formed a consort . If one or more of the instruments of one set were substituted for the corresponding ones of another set , the result was no longer a consort but broken music . " The expression occurs in Henry V ...
... played together formed a consort . If one or more of the instruments of one set were substituted for the corresponding ones of another set , the result was no longer a consort but broken music . " The expression occurs in Henry V ...
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