The Complete Works of William ShakespeareOxford University Press, 1905 - 1164 pages |
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... master's orders . But , so far as he does these negligent injuries within the orbit of his employment , his master is as much liable for them as for injuries pro- duced by defects in crank or wheel attributable to the master's personal ...
... master's orders . But , so far as he does these negligent injuries within the orbit of his employment , his master is as much liable for them as for injuries pro- duced by defects in crank or wheel attributable to the master's personal ...
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... master, in any context, is someone who repeatedly gets excellent results, across a variety of situations: “A master is someone who takes on difficult and complex challenges instead of just sticking with the easy, rou tine ones. I ...
... master, in any context, is someone who repeatedly gets excellent results, across a variety of situations: “A master is someone who takes on difficult and complex challenges instead of just sticking with the easy, rou tine ones. I ...
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... master's hands turned the lock and the box opened. When Li Wenlong and Yao Yao heard it, they immediately ran over. Leaning their heads into the box, the old master took out a black leather book from the box. "It's this book, right ...
... master's hands turned the lock and the box opened. When Li Wenlong and Yao Yao heard it, they immediately ran over. Leaning their heads into the box, the old master took out a black leather book from the box. "It's this book, right ...
Contents
BIOGRAPHICAL INTRODUCTION | vii |
SHAKESPEARE AND BACON BY SIR HENRY IRVING | xxxix |
Two GENTLEMEN OF VERONA | 25 |
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