The Works of Shakespeare, Volume 1G. Routledge & sons, 1866 |
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... light upon the family itself , and affords no assistance in our endeavours to ascertain from which particular stock the poet's branch descended . With reference to the status of the family , it appears to have been of the class of small ...
... light upon the family itself , and affords no assistance in our endeavours to ascertain from which particular stock the poet's branch descended . With reference to the status of the family , it appears to have been of the class of small ...
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... light of collateral circumstances . These , it must be admitted , serve in some respects to confirm the tradition . Shakespeare certainly quitted Stratford - upon - Avon when a young man , and it could have been no ordinary impulse ...
... light of collateral circumstances . These , it must be admitted , serve in some respects to confirm the tradition . Shakespeare certainly quitted Stratford - upon - Avon when a young man , and it could have been no ordinary impulse ...
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... light from the moment it was presented , until it was very recently discovered . It is seven years anterior to the date of any other authentic record , which contains the name of our great dramatist , " and it may warrant various ...
... light from the moment it was presented , until it was very recently discovered . It is seven years anterior to the date of any other authentic record , which contains the name of our great dramatist , " and it may warrant various ...
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... light hazel ; the hair and beard auburn ; the doublet was scarlet ; the loose gown , without sleeves , black ; the plain band round the neck , and the wrist - bands were white : the upper part of the cushion in front of the bust was ...
... light hazel ; the hair and beard auburn ; the doublet was scarlet ; the loose gown , without sleeves , black ; the plain band round the neck , and the wrist - bands were white : the upper part of the cushion in front of the bust was ...
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... light and subtler movements , and with a language more wildly , more playfully diversified by fancy and passion , than was ever spoken on any stage . " " 111 111 Campbell's Specimens of the British Poets , Vol . I. p . 48 ...
... light and subtler movements , and with a language more wildly , more playfully diversified by fancy and passion , than was ever spoken on any stage . " " 111 111 Campbell's Specimens of the British Poets , Vol . I. p . 48 ...
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