Shakespeare and His Friends: Or, "The Golden Age" of Merry England ...H. Colburn, 1838 |
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... Master Shakspeare argued a want of distinction that was considered of all an infinite disparagement . Of those who es- teemed him most was there none so true a friend as my Lord of Southampton , for he seemed not only never to tire in ...
... Master Shakspeare argued a want of distinction that was considered of all an infinite disparagement . Of those who es- teemed him most was there none so true a friend as my Lord of Southampton , for he seemed not only never to tire in ...
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... Master Burbage knew of it only , and it was like enough he should have more know- ledge of his affairs than any other , because of their being such constant associates , sharers of the same property , and fellow - players ; and from its ...
... Master Burbage knew of it only , and it was like enough he should have more know- ledge of his affairs than any other , because of their being such constant associates , sharers of the same property , and fellow - players ; and from its ...
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... Master Shakspeare laughingly . " By this hand I do not believe thee , " cried Master Burbage . " It be plain from thy singing so like unto a swan , and thy not opening the door to me , that thou art playing at Jupiter and Leda after ...
... Master Shakspeare laughingly . " By this hand I do not believe thee , " cried Master Burbage . " It be plain from thy singing so like unto a swan , and thy not opening the door to me , that thou art playing at Jupiter and Leda after ...
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... Master Shakspeare . " But I tell thee what it is Dick - I am stripped to the buff , therefore be as patient as thou canst for a minute or so . " " I do hugely suspect thee , " said Master Bur- bage . " Thou art not the first I have met ...
... Master Shakspeare . " But I tell thee what it is Dick - I am stripped to the buff , therefore be as patient as thou canst for a minute or so . " " I do hugely suspect thee , " said Master Bur- bage . " Thou art not the first I have met ...
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... Master Shakspeare , as he was fastening his , doublet . " That is manifest enough , " answered Master Burbage . " And he hath profited well . It was my good hap to be in a room with my Lord of Southampton whilst noticing of the play ...
... Master Shakspeare , as he was fastening his , doublet . " That is manifest enough , " answered Master Burbage . " And he hath profited well . It was my good hap to be in a room with my Lord of Southampton whilst noticing of the play ...
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