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21 ) : we at least may be sure that it was originally composed at a period long antecedent to its appearance at the Globe Theatre in 1607 or 1608 ; and we may conjecture that Shakespeare bestowed on it certain additions and improvements ...
21 ) : we at least may be sure that it was originally composed at a period long antecedent to its appearance at the Globe Theatre in 1607 or 1608 ; and we may conjecture that Shakespeare bestowed on it certain additions and improvements ...
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Upon this the very utmost that can be conjectured is that Wilkins may possibly be darkly hinting at the fact of his play not having been allowed to come to full maturity - in other words , at its passing under the parentage of ...
Upon this the very utmost that can be conjectured is that Wilkins may possibly be darkly hinting at the fact of his play not having been allowed to come to full maturity - in other words , at its passing under the parentage of ...
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be found in the Cambridge Shakespeare , or even to do justice to the conjectures with which later criticism abounds . I have not of course given a twentieth part of the valuable material recorded with such minute accuracy in that ...
be found in the Cambridge Shakespeare , or even to do justice to the conjectures with which later criticism abounds . I have not of course given a twentieth part of the valuable material recorded with such minute accuracy in that ...
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Enter Gower ] Here and through- out the play the stage - directions as to place at the beginning of each scene are due to Malone . = 1. old ] if sound , is here used ad- verbially of old . Steevens , on Ma- lone's conjecture , reads ...
Enter Gower ] Here and through- out the play the stage - directions as to place at the beginning of each scene are due to Malone . = 1. old ] if sound , is here used ad- verbially of old . Steevens , on Ma- lone's conjecture , reads ...
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Quotations from the Ar- cadia , which will be found in the notes , support this conjecture . 1. Prince ] " It does not appear in the present drama that the father of Pericles is living .
Quotations from the Ar- cadia , which will be found in the notes , support this conjecture . 1. Prince ] " It does not appear in the present drama that the father of Pericles is living .
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| Título | The Works of Shakespeare ... Volumen28 de The Works of Shakespeare, William Shakespeare |
| Autor | William Shakespeare |
| Editores | William James Craig, Robert Hope Case |
| Editor | Bobbs-Merrill Company, 1907 |
| Procedencia del original | Universidad de Princeton |
| Digitalizado | 16 Feb. 2008 |
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