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... whether taken versely , ” but there seems to be the absolutely or elliptically as = “ who idea of both time and manner , the thrive ” may be defended by a passage lateness of the one making the other in The Duchess of Malfi , . v .
... whether taken versely , ” but there seems to be the absolutely or elliptically as = “ who idea of both time and manner , the thrive ” may be defended by a passage lateness of the one making the other in The Duchess of Malfi , . v .
Page 94
... a 1594 : passage the genuineness of which Craig “ He well comprends : defends , referring to Coriolanus , 11. ii . ... sententious 38. blood ) nature , disposition ; fre- passages generally falls into rhyme . quent in Shakespeare .
... a 1594 : passage the genuineness of which Craig “ He well comprends : defends , referring to Coriolanus , 11. ii . ... sententious 38. blood ) nature , disposition ; fre- passages generally falls into rhyme . quent in Shakespeare .
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The " and thatch ” is by itself almost conjectures on the passage recorded in enough to show that such interpreta - _ the Cambridge Shakespeare are tions are wrong . I do not believe that follows : -- For “ pains , six months ...
The " and thatch ” is by itself almost conjectures on the passage recorded in enough to show that such interpreta - _ the Cambridge Shakespeare are tions are wrong . I do not believe that follows : -- For “ pains , six months ...
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| Title | The Works of Shakespeare ... Volume 32 of The Works of Shakespeare, William Shakespeare |
| Author | William Shakespeare |
| Editors | William James Craig, Robert Hope Case |
| Publisher | Bobbs-Merrill Company, 1899 |
| Original from | Princeton University |
| Digitized | 16 Feb 2008 |
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