Comedies. Two gentlemen of VeronaHarper & brothers, 1847 |
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... printed in 1592 , he himself has ( in his dedication ) designated as " the first heir of his invention , " and may probably have been written before he removed to London , -and before , or not long after , his twentieth year . The Two ...
... printed in 1592 , he himself has ( in his dedication ) designated as " the first heir of his invention , " and may probably have been written before he removed to London , -and before , or not long after , his twentieth year . The Two ...
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... printed until it appeared after the author's death , in the folio of 1623. The text , -whether because it contains few deviations from ordinary modes of expression and trains of thought ; or because the piece , being less popular than ...
... printed until it appeared after the author's death , in the folio of 1623. The text , -whether because it contains few deviations from ordinary modes of expression and trains of thought ; or because the piece , being less popular than ...
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... printed . SCENE III . " Some , to discover islands far away " - " In Shake- speare's time , voyages for the discovery of the islands of America were much in vogue . And we find , in the journals of the travellers of that time , that the ...
... printed . SCENE III . " Some , to discover islands far away " - " In Shake- speare's time , voyages for the discovery of the islands of America were much in vogue . And we find , in the journals of the travellers of that time , that the ...
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... printed- Milan shall not behold thee , etc. which quite perverts the meaning of the passage . " - COLLIER . 11 - that I have KEPT WITHAL " -i . e . " With whom I have been living - that I have remained with , " ex- plains Collier ; from ...
... printed- Milan shall not behold thee , etc. which quite perverts the meaning of the passage . " - COLLIER . 11 - that I have KEPT WITHAL " -i . e . " With whom I have been living - that I have remained with , " ex- plains Collier ; from ...
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... printed during the author's lifetime , although it has been ascertained that it was performed at court as late as 1604. It was first printed in the folio of 1623. As it was certainly an early production , so it was probably one that the ...
... printed during the author's lifetime , although it has been ascertained that it was performed at court as late as 1604. It was first printed in the folio of 1623. As it was certainly an early production , so it was probably one that the ...
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