Discoveries, 1641: Conversations with William Drummond of Hawthornden, 1619Barnes & Noble, 1966 - 134 Seiten |
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... play of his upon which he was accused the Divell is ane ass , according to Comedia Vetus , in England the Divell was brought in either wt one Vice or other , the play done the Divel caried away the Vice , he brings in ye divel so ...
... play of his upon which he was accused the Divell is ane ass , according to Comedia Vetus , in England the Divell was brought in either wt one Vice or other , the play done the Divel caried away the Vice , he brings in ye divel so ...
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... play like Platus Amphitrio but left it of , for that he could never find two so like others that he could persuade the Spectators they were one 17 Of his Ieasts and Apothegms at what tyme Henry the 4t turn'd Catholick , Pasquill had in ...
... play like Platus Amphitrio but left it of , for that he could never find two so like others that he could persuade the Spectators they were one 17 Of his Ieasts and Apothegms at what tyme Henry the 4t turn'd Catholick , Pasquill had in ...
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... Play of a Silent woman was first acted , ther was found Verses after on the stage against him , concluding that , that play was well named the Silent Woman . ther was never one man to say Plaudite to it Finis JENERAL BOOKBINDING CO ...
... Play of a Silent woman was first acted , ther was found Verses after on the stage against him , concluding that , that play was well named the Silent Woman . ther was never one man to say Plaudite to it Finis JENERAL BOOKBINDING CO ...
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