The Works of Shakespeare, Volume 11Macmillan and Company, limited, 1903 |
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... fact and the truth of certain striking and significant scenes in the New Testament . As early as the fifth century these scenes were reproduced in the churches in living pictures , with music . In this manner the people not only heard ...
... fact and the truth of certain striking and significant scenes in the New Testament . As early as the fifth century these scenes were reproduced in the churches in living pictures , with music . In this manner the people not only heard ...
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... facts of life ; and religion , in its later expressions , would have been saved from many absurdities and much destructive narrowness if the men who spoke for it had not so strangely misunderstood and rejected one of the greatest ...
... facts of life ; and religion , in its later expressions , would have been saved from many absurdities and much destructive narrowness if the men who spoke for it had not so strangely misunderstood and rejected one of the greatest ...
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... fact that it is the custodian of Shakespeare's birthplace , of the school in which he was trained , of the house in which he courted Anne Hathaway , of the ground on which he built his own home , and of the church in which he lies ...
... fact that it is the custodian of Shakespeare's birthplace , of the school in which he was trained , of the house in which he courted Anne Hathaway , of the ground on which he built his own home , and of the church in which he lies ...
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... fact that some of them were farmers , land - renters , and land - owners . The grand- father of the poet was probably Richard Shakespeare , a farmer who lived within easy walking distance of Stratford . John Shakespeare removed to ...
... fact that some of them were farmers , land - renters , and land - owners . The grand- father of the poet was probably Richard Shakespeare , a farmer who lived within easy walking distance of Stratford . John Shakespeare removed to ...
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... fact that he applied for a grant of arms , and that as Bailiff he welcomed the actors of the Earl of Wor- cester's Company and the Queen's Company to Strat- ford in 1568 , would seem to indicate that , whatever his religious convictions ...
... fact that he applied for a grant of arms , and that as Bailiff he welcomed the actors of the Earl of Wor- cester's Company and the Queen's Company to Strat- ford in 1568 , would seem to indicate that , whatever his religious convictions ...
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