The Complete Works of William Shakespeare, Volume 20Harper, 1908 |
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... rich , ready vocabulary into those feel- ings with such complete success that the incautious have built on the " Sonnets " speculations and even theories that lack all foundation , when once the true and full nature of his genius is ...
... rich , ready vocabulary into those feel- ings with such complete success that the incautious have built on the " Sonnets " speculations and even theories that lack all foundation , when once the true and full nature of his genius is ...
Page xvi
... - tunities of book education afforded by the local Grammar School , whereby they could obtain an ample knowledge of their own tongue , and a smattering of Latin and French . Moreover , rich territorial noblemen were in- viting [ xvi ] ...
... - tunities of book education afforded by the local Grammar School , whereby they could obtain an ample knowledge of their own tongue , and a smattering of Latin and French . Moreover , rich territorial noblemen were in- viting [ xvi ] ...
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William Shakespeare Sir Sidney Lee. French . Moreover , rich territorial noblemen were in- viting to their country seats at that time Italian craftsmen , imbued with the architectural principles and decorative ideas of the Renaissance ...
William Shakespeare Sir Sidney Lee. French . Moreover , rich territorial noblemen were in- viting to their country seats at that time Italian craftsmen , imbued with the architectural principles and decorative ideas of the Renaissance ...
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... thy beauty's legacy ? " and Rom . and Jul . , I , i , 213–214 : “ O , she is rich in beauty , only poor That , when she dies , with beauty dies her store . " 160 " Upon the earth's increase why shouldst thou feed , [ 11 ] VENUS AND ADONIS.
... thy beauty's legacy ? " and Rom . and Jul . , I , i , 213–214 : “ O , she is rich in beauty , only poor That , when she dies , with beauty dies her store . " 160 " Upon the earth's increase why shouldst thou feed , [ 11 ] VENUS AND ADONIS.
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... rich caparisons or trappings gay ? He sees his love , and nothing else he sees , For nothing else with his proud sight agrees . Look , when a painter would surpass the life In limning out a well proportion'd steed , His art with ...
... rich caparisons or trappings gay ? He sees his love , and nothing else he sees , For nothing else with his proud sight agrees . Look , when a painter would surpass the life In limning out a well proportion'd steed , His art with ...
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