Shakespeare and His Friends Or, "The Golden Age" of Merry EnglandBaudry's European Library, 1838 - 484 Seiten |
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... replied her majesty , " and do intend this afternoon to partake of the same amusement . " " It is an entertainment worthy of your majesty's enjoyment , responded Sir Walter , " for I take it that players are a sort of look- ing ...
... replied her majesty , " and do intend this afternoon to partake of the same amusement . " " It is an entertainment worthy of your majesty's enjoyment , responded Sir Walter , " for I take it that players are a sort of look- ing ...
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... replied the queen in her most gracious tone . " In sad truth , if I be deprived of the most delectable happiness of gazing on such exquisite perfection as hath so oft delighted mine eyes , I am utterly undone . I have no desire to live ...
... replied the queen in her most gracious tone . " In sad truth , if I be deprived of the most delectable happiness of gazing on such exquisite perfection as hath so oft delighted mine eyes , I am utterly undone . I have no desire to live ...
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... replied his companion ; but in no way relaxing the frown that had settled on his brows . " Nay , I seek no thanks , " rejoined Sir Robert " for , inasmuch a my honoured father hath been your guardian - to say naught of the noble ...
... replied his companion ; but in no way relaxing the frown that had settled on his brows . " Nay , I seek no thanks , " rejoined Sir Robert " for , inasmuch a my honoured father hath been your guardian - to say naught of the noble ...
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... replied my Lord Essex , rising , with considerable assumption of dignity , from his chair , as he began putting on his embroidered gloves , but where is my Lord Burghley ? " " My father hath not long returned from the council , " said ...
... replied my Lord Essex , rising , with considerable assumption of dignity , from his chair , as he began putting on his embroidered gloves , but where is my Lord Burghley ? " " My father hath not long returned from the council , " said ...
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... replied Sir Walter in a truly dignified and im- pressive manner , as he stood up to the table- " It would be but affec- tation in me were I to seem indifferent to applause ; for , however it may be taken , I must acknowledge , that I ...
... replied Sir Walter in a truly dignified and im- pressive manner , as he stood up to the table- " It would be but affec- tation in me were I to seem indifferent to applause ; for , however it may be taken , I must acknowledge , that I ...
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