The Works of Shakespeare, Volume 11Macmillan Company, 1904 |
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... force of reproduction , and therefore the symbol of passion and license . The god was entirely real ; everybody knew that a group of Tyrrhenian sailors had seized him as he sat on a rock on the seashore , bound him with withes , and ...
... force of reproduction , and therefore the symbol of passion and license . The god was entirely real ; everybody knew that a group of Tyrrhenian sailors had seized him as he sat on a rock on the seashore , bound him with withes , and ...
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... force of imagination and of singularly varied gifts of expression . During the decade in which he was serving his apprenticeship to his art England lost Peele , Kyd , Greene , and Mar- lowe ; Lodge , having become a physician , died in ...
... force of imagination and of singularly varied gifts of expression . During the decade in which he was serving his apprenticeship to his art England lost Peele , Kyd , Greene , and Mar- lowe ; Lodge , having become a physician , died in ...
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... force . When she came into Warwick- shire , the whole country was stirred with the sense of the presence of something splendid and significant . Stories of the preparations at the Castle had been carried by word of mouth across the ...
... force . When she came into Warwick- shire , the whole country was stirred with the sense of the presence of something splendid and significant . Stories of the preparations at the Castle had been carried by word of mouth across the ...
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... force or craft , or possessed of the noble art of gentleness in ungentle times ; a low , soft sky from which clouds are rarely absent , and an atmosphere which softens all outlines , subdues all sounds , and works magical effects of ...
... force or craft , or possessed of the noble art of gentleness in ungentle times ; a low , soft sky from which clouds are rarely absent , and an atmosphere which softens all outlines , subdues all sounds , and works magical effects of ...
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... force and benefactors of the town . Sir Hugh Clopton , who built the bridge over the Avon , and rebuilt the Guild Chapel , became Lord Mayor of Lon- don ; and others who bore the name honoured it . In the tower of the Guild Chapel there ...
... force and benefactors of the town . Sir Hugh Clopton , who built the bridge over the Avon , and rebuilt the Guild Chapel , became Lord Mayor of Lon- don ; and others who bore the name honoured it . In the tower of the Guild Chapel there ...
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