The Works of William Shakespeare, Volume 1Bigelow, Smith & Company, 1909 |
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... dramas which were of an ethical or edu- cational character . Morals were not only performed in Shakespeare's day ... drama appears for the most part to have pursued its own separate and inde- pendent career . In April , 1569 , the ...
... dramas which were of an ethical or edu- cational character . Morals were not only performed in Shakespeare's day ... drama appears for the most part to have pursued its own separate and inde- pendent career . In April , 1569 , the ...
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... drama that was played in London about the same time , one in which Tarlton's personation of a disso- lute youth was ... dramatic incidents that were relished in the poet's early days ; -A wealthy father , in the last extremity of ...
... drama that was played in London about the same time , one in which Tarlton's personation of a disso- lute youth was ... dramatic incidents that were relished in the poet's early days ; -A wealthy father , in the last extremity of ...
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... dramatic poetry of the age . There would also no doubt have been occasional facilities for picking up a little ... drama , entitled Henry , or Harry , the Sixth , was brought out by Lord Strange's Serv- ants , then acting either at ...
... dramatic poetry of the age . There would also no doubt have been occasional facilities for picking up a little ... drama , entitled Henry , or Harry , the Sixth , was brought out by Lord Strange's Serv- ants , then acting either at ...
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... drama . The Second Part of Henry the Sixth must have appeared soon afterward , but no record of its production on the stage has been preserved . The former drama was published for the first time in the collective edition of 1623. A ...
... drama . The Second Part of Henry the Sixth must have appeared soon afterward , but no record of its production on the stage has been preserved . The former drama was published for the first time in the collective edition of 1623. A ...
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... dramas . The Groatsworth of Wit was published very soon after the unfortunate writer's decease , that is to say , it appeared towards the end of September , 1592 ; and it is clear that one portion of it had been composed under the ...
... dramas . The Groatsworth of Wit was published very soon after the unfortunate writer's decease , that is to say , it appeared towards the end of September , 1592 ; and it is clear that one portion of it had been composed under the ...
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