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... probably including Shakespeare himself ; and it is somewhat singular , as Fleay points out , in his Life and Works of Shakespeare , p . 125 , that this performance should also have been given apparently by the same company as that which ...
... probably including Shakespeare himself ; and it is somewhat singular , as Fleay points out , in his Life and Works of Shakespeare , p . 125 , that this performance should also have been given apparently by the same company as that which ...
Page xx
... probably a modification of it in his Tale of Sir Thopas ; see Canterbury Tales , Group B , 1906-7 ( 4 Skeat , 197 ; I Pollard , 288 ) : - In bataille and in tourneyment , His name was Sire Thopas . But it is interesting to note that at ...
... probably a modification of it in his Tale of Sir Thopas ; see Canterbury Tales , Group B , 1906-7 ( 4 Skeat , 197 ; I Pollard , 288 ) : - In bataille and in tourneyment , His name was Sire Thopas . But it is interesting to note that at ...
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... probably mere errors for or corruptions of Erraticus and Surreptus ; the title of Antipholus Sereptus being in all probability derived from the Menaechmus Surreptus of Plautus , a character ' well known to Shake- speare's contemporaries ...
... probably mere errors for or corruptions of Erraticus and Surreptus ; the title of Antipholus Sereptus being in all probability derived from the Menaechmus Surreptus of Plautus , a character ' well known to Shake- speare's contemporaries ...
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