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31 ) ; the deletion of Celia's passion for the supposed page ; the corresponding deletion of her chagrin and death , and the bringing of Silvia to the forest to share in the dénouement ; the retention of Julia in the company of Proteus ...
31 ) ; the deletion of Celia's passion for the supposed page ; the corresponding deletion of her chagrin and death , and the bringing of Silvia to the forest to share in the dénouement ; the retention of Julia in the company of Proteus ...
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to answer Celia's passion for the page , just as the brother Paolo in Bandello's “ Apollonius and Silla " and Silvio in Riche's version , indemnify Catella and Julina respectively . The later dates of Bandello's Novelle ( 1554 ) ...
to answer Celia's passion for the page , just as the brother Paolo in Bandello's “ Apollonius and Silla " and Silvio in Riche's version , indemnify Catella and Julina respectively . The later dates of Bandello's Novelle ( 1554 ) ...
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Euphues falls in love at first sight , and after a long selfcommuning , in which he debates the claims of passion and friendship , decides boldly to gratify the former . The issue and the circumstances differ from those in the play ...
Euphues falls in love at first sight , and after a long selfcommuning , in which he debates the claims of passion and friendship , decides boldly to gratify the former . The issue and the circumstances differ from those in the play ...
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| Title | The Works of Shakespeare ..., Volume 37 The Works of Shakespeare, William Shakespeare |
| Author | William Shakespeare |
| Publisher | Bobbs-Merrill Company, 1901 |
| Original from | the University of Michigan |
| Digitized | 11 Jun 2008 |
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