Introduction to ShakespeareBlackie, 1907 - 136 Seiten |
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... London , and again as an honoured inhabi- tant of his native town ; secondly , the inner life of his spirit , the wide - orbing movement of his intellect and imagination of which we can read something in his marvellous series of ...
... London , and again as an honoured inhabi- tant of his native town ; secondly , the inner life of his spirit , the wide - orbing movement of his intellect and imagination of which we can read something in his marvellous series of ...
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... London players , but the assertion that the famous Burbage was from War- wickshire , and that Thomas Greene , an actor of James I.'s time , was a Stratford man , have been made without sufficient evidence . Leicester's players visited ...
... London players , but the assertion that the famous Burbage was from War- wickshire , and that Thomas Greene , an actor of James I.'s time , was a Stratford man , have been made without sufficient evidence . Leicester's players visited ...
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... London near the Blackfriars Theatre , £ 60 of the purchase money remaining on mortgage . Mr. Halliwell - Phillipps supposes that Shakespeare may have intended to convert part of the house , the ground - floor of which had been a ...
... London near the Blackfriars Theatre , £ 60 of the purchase money remaining on mortgage . Mr. Halliwell - Phillipps supposes that Shakespeare may have intended to convert part of the house , the ground - floor of which had been a ...
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