The Complete Works of William Shakespeare: The Cambridge Text from the Latest Edition of William Aldis Wright; with Introductions, Notes and Glossaries to Each Play by Israel Gollancz. The Complete Notes, with Variorum Readings and General Glossary of Alexander Dyce; a General Introduction, and a Bibliography by W. J. Rolfe; a History of the Drama, and General Criticism by Henry N. Hudson and Others, and a Complete Character Index, Volume 20Colonial Press, 1901 |
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... reason for supposing that the priesthood , in their simplicity of faith , were then at all apprehensive or aware of any danger in the people being able to read . Probably they worked , as honest men , with the best means they could ...
... reason for supposing that the priesthood , in their simplicity of faith , were then at all apprehensive or aware of any danger in the people being able to read . Probably they worked , as honest men , with the best means they could ...
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... reason be fond of abusing and bela- bouring him on the contrary , this is his most nat- ural means of stifling or escaping from the sense of whom he is serving , and that he is to have nothing but pain and perdition in reward of his ...
... reason be fond of abusing and bela- bouring him on the contrary , this is his most nat- ural means of stifling or escaping from the sense of whom he is serving , and that he is to have nothing but pain and perdition in reward of his ...
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... reason . Mind , Will , and Understanding then describe their sev- eral qualities ; the Five Wits , attired as Virgins , go out singing ; Lucifer enters " in a Devil's array 99 without , and within as proud as a gallant , Moral - plays 43.
... reason . Mind , Will , and Understanding then describe their sev- eral qualities ; the Five Wits , attired as Virgins , go out singing ; Lucifer enters " in a Devil's array 99 without , and within as proud as a gallant , Moral - plays 43.
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... Reason , and Innocence . Nature announces herself as God's minister on earth to instruct His creatures , and appoints Reason to guide Man in life ; but , through the arts of Mundus and Sensu- ality , he is persuaded to dismiss Reason ...
... Reason , and Innocence . Nature announces herself as God's minister on earth to instruct His creatures , and appoints Reason to guide Man in life ; but , through the arts of Mundus and Sensu- ality , he is persuaded to dismiss Reason ...
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... Reason , shakes off Worldly - affection , and courts Shamefastness ; is reconciled to Reason , and promises to be guided by her ; but his purpose is undermined by Sensual- ity , who tells him that Margery , one of the prosti- tutes ...
... Reason , shakes off Worldly - affection , and courts Shamefastness ; is reconciled to Reason , and promises to be guided by her ; but his purpose is undermined by Sensual- ity , who tells him that Margery , one of the prosti- tutes ...
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