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William Shakespeare. INTRODUCTION THE Merry Wives of Windsor is invested with certain extraneous points of interest , more perhaps than attach themselves to any of Shakespeare's plays , as considered apart from ... MERRY WIVES OF WINDSOR.
William Shakespeare. INTRODUCTION THE Merry Wives of Windsor is invested with certain extraneous points of interest , more perhaps than attach themselves to any of Shakespeare's plays , as considered apart from ... MERRY WIVES OF WINDSOR.
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... Merry Wives was largely in their minds when John Heminge and Henry Condell wrote those words . It is so maimed and deformed " that the Cambridge editors state truly that collation cannot be attempted between its text and that of the ...
... Merry Wives was largely in their minds when John Heminge and Henry Condell wrote those words . It is so maimed and deformed " that the Cambridge editors state truly that collation cannot be attempted between its text and that of the ...
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William Shakespeare. The earliest notice we have of Merry Wives is in the Stationers ' Registers : " 18 Jan. 1601-2 , John Busby ] An excellent and pleasant conceited commedie of Sir John Faulstof and the Merry Wyves of Windsor . " And ...
William Shakespeare. The earliest notice we have of Merry Wives is in the Stationers ' Registers : " 18 Jan. 1601-2 , John Busby ] An excellent and pleasant conceited commedie of Sir John Faulstof and the Merry Wyves of Windsor . " And ...
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... Merry Wives ; and connection with Henry IV . and V. cycle . 4. Date of tale or events of the play , as connected with the Mumpellgart episode , and the stealing of the Host's horses . 5. Season during which the play appeared ; and ...
... Merry Wives ; and connection with Henry IV . and V. cycle . 4. Date of tale or events of the play , as connected with the Mumpellgart episode , and the stealing of the Host's horses . 5. Season during which the play appeared ; and ...
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... Merry Wives . Dennis gives his reasons for perpe- trating this audacity . First , I knew very well that it had pleased one of the greatest queens that ever was in the world . . . . This comedy was written at her command , and by her ...
... Merry Wives . Dennis gives his reasons for perpe- trating this audacity . First , I knew very well that it had pleased one of the greatest queens that ever was in the world . . . . This comedy was written at her command , and by her ...
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