Introduction to ShakespeareBooks for Libraries Press, 1895 - 136 Seiten |
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... less has been ascertained respecting the life of Marlowe , whose fame stood so high in Elizabethan days , and whose personality was undoubtedly a striking one . Far less has been ascertained respecting the life of Webster or the life of ...
... less has been ascertained respecting the life of Marlowe , whose fame stood so high in Elizabethan days , and whose personality was undoubtedly a striking one . Far less has been ascertained respecting the life of Webster or the life of ...
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... less Greek " . Perhaps the Greek was nothing or next to nothing ; but Aubrey was probably not wrong when he stated on the authority of a Mr. Beeston that Shakespeare " understode Latine pretty well " . In later years he seems to have ...
... less Greek " . Perhaps the Greek was nothing or next to nothing ; but Aubrey was probably not wrong when he stated on the authority of a Mr. Beeston that Shakespeare " understode Latine pretty well " . In later years he seems to have ...
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... less civil than he exelent in the qualitie he professes : Besides , divers of wor- ship have reported his uprightness of dealing , which argues his honesty , and his facetious [ i.e. felicitous ] grace in writing , that approves his Art ...
... less civil than he exelent in the qualitie he professes : Besides , divers of wor- ship have reported his uprightness of dealing , which argues his honesty , and his facetious [ i.e. felicitous ] grace in writing , that approves his Art ...
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... Less than two years previously , in this same Globe Theatre , Shake- speare's lines in honour of Essex , then her Majesty's representative in Ireland , had been delivered as part of the prologue to the last act of King Henry V. The ...
... Less than two years previously , in this same Globe Theatre , Shake- speare's lines in honour of Essex , then her Majesty's representative in Ireland , had been delivered as part of the prologue to the last act of King Henry V. The ...
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... less did they enjoy the comedy of human existence . Its laughter and its tears were alike near and real for them , and one of these , as they felt , could easily pass into the other . The moment was especially a fortunate one for a ...
... less did they enjoy the comedy of human existence . Its laughter and its tears were alike near and real for them , and one of these , as they felt , could easily pass into the other . The moment was especially a fortunate one for a ...
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