Shakespeare and His Friends: Or, "The Golden Age" of Merry EnglandBaudry's European Library, 1838 - 484 Seiten |
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... humour , and with a more thoughtful look he put down his pen , and , folding his arms , asked of himself the ques- tion- " But why doth she deny me the caresses she hath so often granted ? " after which he again grew uneasy ( judging by ...
... humour , and with a more thoughtful look he put down his pen , and , folding his arms , asked of himself the ques- tion- " But why doth she deny me the caresses she hath so often granted ? " after which he again grew uneasy ( judging by ...
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... humour to be of- fended at the freedom his companion was taking . " Ah , you see it be not every one that can get a whole shilling a- week and find himself out on't , " observed the boy with an air of much importance . " But talent will ...
... humour to be of- fended at the freedom his companion was taking . " Ah , you see it be not every one that can get a whole shilling a- week and find himself out on't , " observed the boy with an air of much importance . " But talent will ...
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... humour , I doubt not I should shine in tragedy , " continued the call - boy , taking a look at Master Francis so solemnly ludicrous that it instantly did set him into a roar . " Rather humourous ! " cried the boy as he opened the door ...
... humour , I doubt not I should shine in tragedy , " continued the call - boy , taking a look at Master Francis so solemnly ludicrous that it instantly did set him into a roar . " Rather humourous ! " cried the boy as he opened the door ...
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... humour , to finish his account ; but he had scarcely taken pen in hand , when , on hearing a noise , he turned round , and lo ! there was Gib's bandy legs again marching in . Stick to the women , I pray you , and you shall find your ...
... humour , to finish his account ; but he had scarcely taken pen in hand , when , on hearing a noise , he turned round , and lo ! there was Gib's bandy legs again marching in . Stick to the women , I pray you , and you shall find your ...
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... humour . She doth applaud Burbage to the very echo , and hath laughed at Green till her sides ached for it . I tell thee , if thou canst please the higher powers so well , hast thou no cause to fear those foolish pragmatics of the city ...
... humour . She doth applaud Burbage to the very echo , and hath laughed at Green till her sides ached for it . I tell thee , if thou canst please the higher powers so well , hast thou no cause to fear those foolish pragmatics of the city ...
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