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I do opine , Master Francis , " continued our illustrious dramatist , with a look of
kindness towards his young companion , who had been listening with delighted
attention to Master Shakspeare's faultless delivery of his lines , --- I do ...
I do opine , Master Francis , " continued our illustrious dramatist , with a look of
kindness towards his young companion , who had been listening with delighted
attention to Master Shakspeare's faultless delivery of his lines , --- I do ...
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Thank you , worthy Master Francis , thank you , ” said his host , shaking his
companion cordially by the hand ; “ it is gratifying to be praised at all , but to be
praised by those who can appreciate , is the most exquisite of flattery . And now
let me ...
Thank you , worthy Master Francis , thank you , ” said his host , shaking his
companion cordially by the hand ; “ it is gratifying to be praised at all , but to be
praised by those who can appreciate , is the most exquisite of flattery . And now
let me ...
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companion , encouragingly , “ peradventure the secret may be discovered sooner
than you look for . But what says your uncle ? -knoweth he nothing ? ” “
Sometimes I am apt to think that he knows more than he is inclined to tell , "
replied ...
companion , encouragingly , “ peradventure the secret may be discovered sooner
than you look for . But what says your uncle ? -knoweth he nothing ? ” “
Sometimes I am apt to think that he knows more than he is inclined to tell , "
replied ...
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I said not that , Master Shakspeare , ” replied his young companion , hastily , as
the colour mounted to his cheek— ~ Believe me , I said not that . " 6 I believe you
most heartily , ” said his host with a laugh , as he noticed the youth's increasing ...
I said not that , Master Shakspeare , ” replied his young companion , hastily , as
the colour mounted to his cheek— ~ Believe me , I said not that . " 6 I believe you
most heartily , ” said his host with a laugh , as he noticed the youth's increasing ...
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And now , Master Francis , here is your tragedy , ” said his companion , as he
gave him the manuscript , with a benevolent countenance and a cordial shake of
the hand ; " and henceforth consider me you friend , for I wish to prove myself
such .
And now , Master Francis , here is your tragedy , ” said his companion , as he
gave him the manuscript , with a benevolent countenance and a cordial shake of
the hand ; " and henceforth consider me you friend , for I wish to prove myself
such .
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| Titel | Shakespeare and His Friends ; Or, "The Golden Age" of Merry England Band 1 von Shakespeare and His Friends: Or, "The Golden Age" of Merry England, Robert Folkestone Williams |
| Autor/in | Robert Folkestone Williams |
| Verlag | Henry Colburn, 1838 |
| Original von | British Library |
| Digitalisiert | 27. Sept. 2018 |
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