The Works of Shakespeare, Том 1Routledge, 1862 |
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... person was chosen alderman in his stead , the reason assigned being , that he " dothe not come to the halles , nor hathe not done of longe tyme . " Nor are these the only indications of his fallen fortune . On " Mar. 29 , 29 Eliz . " he ...
... person was chosen alderman in his stead , the reason assigned being , that he " dothe not come to the halles , nor hathe not done of longe tyme . " Nor are these the only indications of his fallen fortune . On " Mar. 29 , 29 Eliz . " he ...
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... person to whom this apology is directed , and for whose learning Chettle expresses his reverence , though with a disparaging qualification as to his character in general , could have been none other than Marlowe . " The other " was ...
... person to whom this apology is directed , and for whose learning Chettle expresses his reverence , though with a disparaging qualification as to his character in general , could have been none other than Marlowe . " The other " was ...
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... person of the name of Veale " to Henslowe , and found by Mr. Collier among the Alleyn collection at Dulwich , has been sought for in vain , 60 and , I fear , like nine - tenths of the so - called " New Facts " relative to the life of ...
... person of the name of Veale " to Henslowe , and found by Mr. Collier among the Alleyn collection at Dulwich , has been sought for in vain , 60 and , I fear , like nine - tenths of the so - called " New Facts " relative to the life of ...
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... person , now living , can testify . " - Advertisement to Lintot's edition of Shake- speare's Poems , 1710. In a manuscript note on his copy of Fuller's Worthies , Oldys states that Sheffield , Duke of Buckingham , told Lintot that he ...
... person , now living , can testify . " - Advertisement to Lintot's edition of Shake- speare's Poems , 1710. In a manuscript note on his copy of Fuller's Worthies , Oldys states that Sheffield , Duke of Buckingham , told Lintot that he ...
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... person ; that Mrs. Shakespeare , after the death of her husband , forgot her allegiance to his memory , and became Mrs. James . " The book , " he remarks , " affords no similar instance of this mode of entry . On every occasion , when ...
... person ; that Mrs. Shakespeare , after the death of her husband , forgot her allegiance to his memory , and became Mrs. James . " The book , " he remarks , " affords no similar instance of this mode of entry . On every occasion , when ...
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