Studies of Shakspere: Forming a Companion Volume to the National Edition of the Pictorial ShakspereKnight, 1851 - 560 páginas |
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... racter of their performance— “ A link to set the world on fire , " following " Paid for the barrel for the earthquake . " We may readily believe that the time was fast approaching when such pageants would no longer be tolerated . It is ...
... racter of their performance— “ A link to set the world on fire , " following " Paid for the barrel for the earthquake . " We may readily believe that the time was fast approaching when such pageants would no longer be tolerated . It is ...
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... racter had ceased to be employed as instru- ments of religious instruction , the profes- sional players who had sprung up founded their popularity for a long period upon the old habits and associations of the people . Our drama was ...
... racter had ceased to be employed as instru- ments of religious instruction , the profes- sional players who had sprung up founded their popularity for a long period upon the old habits and associations of the people . Our drama was ...
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... racter , that genius is fully acknowledged by the best of his contemporaries . THOMAS LODGE was Greene's senior in age , and greatly his superior in conduct . He had been a graduate of Oxford ; next a player , though probably for a ...
... racter , that genius is fully acknowledged by the best of his contemporaries . THOMAS LODGE was Greene's senior in age , and greatly his superior in conduct . He had been a graduate of Oxford ; next a player , though probably for a ...
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... racter of which is evidently derived not from any desire of the writers to accommodate themselves to the taste of an unrefined au- dience , but from an utter deficiency of that common sense which could alone recommend their learning and ...
... racter of which is evidently derived not from any desire of the writers to accommodate themselves to the taste of an unrefined au- dience , but from an utter deficiency of that common sense which could alone recommend their learning and ...
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... racter : - " Though thou abhorr❜dst in us our human griefs , Scorn'dst our brain's flow , and those our drop- lets which From niggard nature fall , yet rich conceit Taught thee to make vast Neptune weep for aye On thy low grave , on ...
... racter : - " Though thou abhorr❜dst in us our human griefs , Scorn'dst our brain's flow , and those our drop- lets which From niggard nature fall , yet rich conceit Taught thee to make vast Neptune weep for aye On thy low grave , on ...
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