Introduction to ShakespeareBooks for Libraries Press, 1895 - 136 Seiten |
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... say the mind of humanity , the life of posthumous influence which he has exercised , and exercises at the present day , on the generations of mankind . Of each of these it will be our endeavour to speak . I. §2 . " All that is known ...
... say the mind of humanity , the life of posthumous influence which he has exercised , and exercises at the present day , on the generations of mankind . Of each of these it will be our endeavour to speak . I. §2 . " All that is known ...
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... says , must have been abundant up to that era . In truth there is no great cause for wonder or perplexity . More is known of Shakespeare's life than Steevens and De Quincey allege . More is known of Shake- speare's life than of the ...
... says , must have been abundant up to that era . In truth there is no great cause for wonder or perplexity . More is known of Shakespeare's life than Steevens and De Quincey allege . More is known of Shake- speare's life than of the ...
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... says Halliwell - Phillipps , " had been for many genera- tions the most notorious poachers in all England " . There can be no doubt that Shakespeare retained some ill - will against the Lucy family . In The Merry Wives of Windsor ...
... says Halliwell - Phillipps , " had been for many genera- tions the most notorious poachers in all England " . There can be no doubt that Shakespeare retained some ill - will against the Lucy family . In The Merry Wives of Windsor ...
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... say with certainty how he came to join him- self to a company of players . From early childhood he had opportunities of seeing dramatic perform- ances . Perhaps he inherited from his father a taste for the drama ; theatrical ...
... say with certainty how he came to join him- self to a company of players . From early childhood he had opportunities of seeing dramatic perform- ances . Perhaps he inherited from his father a taste for the drama ; theatrical ...
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... says Dyce , " he had doubtless seen the best dramatic produc- tions , such as they were , represented by the best actors then alive " . He may have made acquain- tance with some of the London players , but the assertions that the famous ...
... says Dyce , " he had doubtless seen the best dramatic produc- tions , such as they were , represented by the best actors then alive " . He may have made acquain- tance with some of the London players , but the assertions that the famous ...
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