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... incident is thus related from Henry of Huntingdon by Camden in his " Remains , " from which our author probably copied it . When Seyward , the martial Earl of Northumber- land , understood that his son , whom he had 118 OBSERVATIONS ON THE.
... incident is thus related from Henry of Huntingdon by Camden in his " Remains , " from which our author probably copied it . When Seyward , the martial Earl of Northumber- land , understood that his son , whom he had 118 OBSERVATIONS ON THE.
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... Henry the Fifth , yet no man takes his book for the field of Agincourt . A dramatick exhibition is a book recited with concomitants that increase or diminish its effect . Familiar comedy is often more powerful on the theatre , than in ...
... Henry the Fifth , yet no man takes his book for the field of Agincourt . A dramatick exhibition is a book recited with concomitants that increase or diminish its effect . Familiar comedy is often more powerful on the theatre , than in ...
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... Henry the Eighth ; and the learned lan- guages had been successfully cultivated by Lilly , Linacre , and More ; by Pole , Cheke , and Gardiner ; and afterwards by Smith , Clerk , Haddon , and As- cham . Greek was now taught to boys in ...
... Henry the Eighth ; and the learned lan- guages had been successfully cultivated by Lilly , Linacre , and More ; by Pole , Cheke , and Gardiner ; and afterwards by Smith , Clerk , Haddon , and As- cham . Greek was now taught to boys in ...
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... HENRY IV . PART II . I fancy every reader , when he ends this play , cries out with Desdemona , " O most lame and ... Henry the Fourth . In that Jerusalem shall Harry die . These scenes , which now make the fifth act of 66 Henry the ...
... HENRY IV . PART II . I fancy every reader , when he ends this play , cries out with Desdemona , " O most lame and ... Henry the Fourth . In that Jerusalem shall Harry die . These scenes , which now make the fifth act of 66 Henry the ...
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... Henry seduced by Falstaff . KING HENRY V. This play has many scenes of high dignity , and many of easy merriment . The character of the king is well supported , except in his courtship , where he has neither the vivacity of Hal , nor ...
... Henry seduced by Falstaff . KING HENRY V. This play has many scenes of high dignity , and many of easy merriment . The character of the king is well supported , except in his courtship , where he has neither the vivacity of Hal , nor ...
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