Introduction to ShakespeareBlackie, 1907 - 136 Seiten |
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... youth in Stratford , as a player and play- wright in 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 ...
... youth in Stratford , as a player and play- wright in 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 ...
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... youth . In his will he leaves her only his " second best bed with the furniture " , and this as an afterthought , for the words occur as an interlineation ; but without special bequest she was sufficiently provided for by free - bench ...
... youth . In his will he leaves her only his " second best bed with the furniture " , and this as an afterthought , for the words occur as an interlineation ; but without special bequest she was sufficiently provided for by free - bench ...
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... youth who acted the Player Queen , " your ladyship is nearer to heaven than when I saw you last , by the altitude of a chopine . Pray God , your voice , like a piece of uncurrent gold , be not cracked within the ring . " And among the ...
... youth who acted the Player Queen , " your ladyship is nearer to heaven than when I saw you last , by the altitude of a chopine . Pray God , your voice , like a piece of uncurrent gold , be not cracked within the ring . " And among the ...
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