The Works of William Shakespeare, Volume 1Bigelow, Smith & Company, 1909 |
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... English stage . This consisted of a huge face constructed of painted canvas exhibiting glaring eyes and a red nose of enormous dimensions ; the whole so contrived with movable jaws of large , projecting teeth , that , when the mouth ...
... English stage . This consisted of a huge face constructed of painted canvas exhibiting glaring eyes and a red nose of enormous dimensions ; the whole so contrived with movable jaws of large , projecting teeth , that , when the mouth ...
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... of white leather or of flesh - colored cloths , over which at the proper time were thrown the garments of skins . There were no doubt some incidents 1 represented in the old English mysteries which would now 18 Life WILLIAM.
... of white leather or of flesh - colored cloths , over which at the proper time were thrown the garments of skins . There were no doubt some incidents 1 represented in the old English mysteries which would now 18 Life WILLIAM.
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William Shakespeare Jennie Ellis Burdick. 1 represented in the old English mysteries which would now be considered indecorous , but it should be borne in mind that every age has , within certain limits , its own con- ventional and ...
William Shakespeare Jennie Ellis Burdick. 1 represented in the old English mysteries which would now be considered indecorous , but it should be borne in mind that every age has , within certain limits , its own con- ventional and ...
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... English mystery . There were , it is true , occasional per- formances of them up to the reign of James the First , but they became obsolete throughout nearly all the country about the year 1580. Previously to the latter date they had ...
... English mystery . There were , it is true , occasional per- formances of them up to the reign of James the First , but they became obsolete throughout nearly all the country about the year 1580. Previously to the latter date they had ...
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... English mysteries , indeed , never lost their position as religious instructors , a fact which , viewed in connection with that of a widely - spread affection for the old religion , appears to account for their long continuance in a ...
... English mysteries , indeed , never lost their position as religious instructors , a fact which , viewed in connection with that of a widely - spread affection for the old religion , appears to account for their long continuance in a ...
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