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... reason , man . Clown . Troth , sir , I can yield you none without words : and words are grown so false , I am loath to prove reason with them ... who you are and what you would are out of my welkin ; I might say " element , " but the ...
... reason , man . Clown . Troth , sir , I can yield you none without words : and words are grown so false , I am loath to prove reason with them ... who you are and what you would are out of my welkin ; I might say " element , " but the ...
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... reason for't , but I have reason good Mar. The devil a Puritan he is , or anything constantly , but a time - pleaser . Satire there is in Love's Labor's Lost , but good - natured satire , with no venom or bitterness in it ; and not ...
... reason for't , but I have reason good Mar. The devil a Puritan he is , or anything constantly , but a time - pleaser . Satire there is in Love's Labor's Lost , but good - natured satire , with no venom or bitterness in it ; and not ...
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... reason which governs sensuous experience is inadequate as a guide for the imagination which soars aloft into the ... reasons for their craft . As to the numerous treatises based on Aristotle's Poetics , these certainly were more or less ...
... reason which governs sensuous experience is inadequate as a guide for the imagination which soars aloft into the ... reasons for their craft . As to the numerous treatises based on Aristotle's Poetics , these certainly were more or less ...
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EXCLUSIVE OF SHAKESPEARE AND JONSON | 18 |
A Variety of Demand | 172 |
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