The Complete Works of William Shakespeare, Volume 1Hearst's International Library Company, 1914 |
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... entered into the mysteries of the horn- book and the A. B. C. Although both his parents were absolutely illiterate ... enter- tainments are first heard of at Stratford - on - Avon during the year of his bailiffship , and were , it may ...
... entered into the mysteries of the horn- book and the A. B. C. Although both his parents were absolutely illiterate ... enter- tainments are first heard of at Stratford - on - Avon during the year of his bailiffship , and were , it may ...
Page 53
... enter- re prising manager was also the landlord of a tavern in Shore- ditch , where it is possible that his own ... entered n the latter in a very humble capacity . The best authority on this point is one William Castle , who was the ...
... enter- re prising manager was also the landlord of a tavern in Shore- ditch , where it is possible that his own ... entered n the latter in a very humble capacity . The best authority on this point is one William Castle , who was the ...
Page 54
... enter as often as the business of the play requires their appearance on the stage " ; nor can the future eminence of Shakespeare be considered to be opposed to the reception of the tradition . " I have known men within my remembrance ...
... enter as often as the business of the play requires their appearance on the stage " ; nor can the future eminence of Shakespeare be considered to be opposed to the reception of the tradition . " I have known men within my remembrance ...
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... enter upon the history of Shakespeare's art with the language of common- sense , the risk must be encountered if we are not contented to lose interesting examples of the poet's youthful genius . If , indeed , all is to be discarded that ...
... enter upon the history of Shakespeare's art with the language of common- sense , the risk must be encountered if we are not contented to lose interesting examples of the poet's youthful genius . If , indeed , all is to be discarded that ...
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... enter'd the house , which was bearing to the left and fronted with brick , with plain windows , consisting of common ... entering in front of the lawn , a barn on his right hand and the house on the left . All this is in consonance with ...
... enter'd the house , which was bearing to the left and fronted with brick , with plain windows , consisting of common ... entering in front of the lawn , a barn on his right hand and the house on the left . All this is in consonance with ...
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