Shakespeare and His Friends: Or, "The Golden Age" of Merry England, Band 1H. Colburn, 1838 |
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... play you entrusted to my custody ; for my reputation , however little deserved it may be , and my influence at the playhouse , which is thought to be greater than it is , are the causes of my being continually applied to for a similar ...
... play you entrusted to my custody ; for my reputation , however little deserved it may be , and my influence at the playhouse , which is thought to be greater than it is , are the causes of my being continually applied to for a similar ...
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... play have not action it must needs ' have but little interest ; for although something may occa- sionally be done in ... play be a bad play . Again , if the characters who form the plot have no individuality or distinct features , in ...
... play have not action it must needs ' have but little interest ; for although something may occa- sionally be done in ... play be a bad play . Again , if the characters who form the plot have no individuality or distinct features , in ...
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... play be a bad play . Your tragedy , Master Francis , hath these particular defects , and I should be hugely deficient in candour , and in no way de- serving the confidence you have been pleased to place in me , were I to refrain from ...
... play be a bad play . Your tragedy , Master Francis , hath these particular defects , and I should be hugely deficient in candour , and in no way de- serving the confidence you have been pleased to place in me , were I to refrain from ...
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... play , of similar excellence ; which plainly prove to me that there is no lack of pro- mise in you . But be not too hasty ; pluck not the fruit before it be ripe , else they who may chance to taste it will make wry mouths . If you would ...
... play , of similar excellence ; which plainly prove to me that there is no lack of pro- mise in you . But be not too hasty ; pluck not the fruit before it be ripe , else they who may chance to taste it will make wry mouths . If you would ...
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... play . This you can only inform yourself of by noting what others have done . The most effective way for you to do this is to come to us at the play - house , where you shall have free ingress and egress upon every fitting occasion ...
... play . This you can only inform yourself of by noting what others have done . The most effective way for you to do this is to come to us at the play - house , where you shall have free ingress and egress upon every fitting occasion ...
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