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... tell this age How ugly looks his soul : a prodigal Is taught by us how far from liberal His folly bears him . Boldly I dare say , There has been more by us in some one play Laugh'd into wit and virtue , than hath been By twenty tedious ...
... tell this age How ugly looks his soul : a prodigal Is taught by us how far from liberal His folly bears him . Boldly I dare say , There has been more by us in some one play Laugh'd into wit and virtue , than hath been By twenty tedious ...
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... tell thee , reader , if thou be'st ignorant , a play is not so idle a thing as thou art , but a mirror of men's ... telling us in the address to the reader that he has no other argument than to pro- duce laughter , and then stating in ...
... tell thee , reader , if thou be'st ignorant , a play is not so idle a thing as thou art , but a mirror of men's ... telling us in the address to the reader that he has no other argument than to pro- duce laughter , and then stating in ...
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... tell all . Oph . Will they tell us what this show meant ? Ibid . III ii 162 : Ham . Is this a prologue , or the posy of a ring ? Ibid . V ii 30 : Ham . Ere I could make a prologue to my brains , They had begun the play . A. Y. L. I. ...
... tell all . Oph . Will they tell us what this show meant ? Ibid . III ii 162 : Ham . Is this a prologue , or the posy of a ring ? Ibid . V ii 30 : Ham . Ere I could make a prologue to my brains , They had begun the play . A. Y. L. I. ...
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APPLIED CRITICISM | 1 |
EXCLUSIVE OF SHAKESPEARE AND JONSON | 18 |
A Variety of Demand | 172 |
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