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And this fact is not less true of the sources of his dramas ; he spares no pains in his research ; he disdains no authority , and no hint in any authority . To these preliminary considerations two other facts may be added .
And this fact is not less true of the sources of his dramas ; he spares no pains in his research ; he disdains no authority , and no hint in any authority . To these preliminary considerations two other facts may be added .
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In respect of these fundamental elements , an exuberance of imagery , and a conquest of the writer's world of word and thought and fact , there is little that separates A Midsummer - Night's Dream and Twelfth Night , nor indeed these ...
In respect of these fundamental elements , an exuberance of imagery , and a conquest of the writer's world of word and thought and fact , there is little that separates A Midsummer - Night's Dream and Twelfth Night , nor indeed these ...
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An example of “ Elizabethan A general fact is in the mind , sometimes brevity " ; see note on 1. v . 103 . represented , as here , by a preparatory 97. retention ] This is partly explained particle , ( “ There ” ) and the singular by ...
An example of “ Elizabethan A general fact is in the mind , sometimes brevity " ; see note on 1. v . 103 . represented , as here , by a preparatory 97. retention ] This is partly explained particle , ( “ There ” ) and the singular by ...
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| Title | The Works of Shakespeare ... Volume 35 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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