The Works of Shakespeare, Volume 1G. Routledge & sons, 1866 |
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... mean time , finding that I could not readily remedy the deficiencies in my other copy of the folio , 1632 , I had parted ... means satisfied with the history of the " corrections , " or disposed to concede the authority assumed for them ...
... mean time , finding that I could not readily remedy the deficiencies in my other copy of the folio , 1632 , I had parted ... means satisfied with the history of the " corrections , " or disposed to concede the authority assumed for them ...
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... means of his father could be accu- rately determined . We could then understand , in some degree , what is now extremely doubtful , the manner in which the dramatist was bred and educated . From the slender facts before us , we can only ...
... means of his father could be accu- rately determined . We could then understand , in some degree , what is now extremely doubtful , the manner in which the dramatist was bred and educated . From the slender facts before us , we can only ...
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... means of ventriloquism , went through a pretended performance of slaughtering a calf . 20 The free - school of Stratford was founded by Thomas Jolyffe , in the reign of Edward IV . , and subsequently chartered by Edward VI . The ...
... means of ventriloquism , went through a pretended performance of slaughtering a calf . 20 The free - school of Stratford was founded by Thomas Jolyffe , in the reign of Edward IV . , and subsequently chartered by Edward VI . The ...
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... means unlikely that the future poet was among the spectators of those " Princely pleasures . " Some writers have supposed , indeed , there is a direct allusion to Leicester's entertainment in the exquisite compliment addressed to ...
... means unlikely that the future poet was among the spectators of those " Princely pleasures . " Some writers have supposed , indeed , there is a direct allusion to Leicester's entertainment in the exquisite compliment addressed to ...
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... mean rank ; " and this tallies with the statement made by Dowdall in 1693 ( See P. II ) . In a work entitled , Lices of the ... means to support himself . At that time , coaches being in use , and as gentlemen were accustomed to to the ...
... mean rank ; " and this tallies with the statement made by Dowdall in 1693 ( See P. II ) . In a work entitled , Lices of the ... means to support himself . At that time , coaches being in use , and as gentlemen were accustomed to to the ...
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