Studies of Shakspere: Forming a Companion Volume to Every Edition of the TextC. Knight, 1849 - 560 páginas |
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... never more to mell . " * Dugdale . See Sharp's quotations from the manuscript Annals of Coventry , Dissertation , ' page 4 . " Mare vidit et fugit , Jordanis conversus est retrorsum , Non nobis , Domine , non nobis , Sed nomini tuo da ...
... never more to mell . " * Dugdale . See Sharp's quotations from the manuscript Annals of Coventry , Dissertation , ' page 4 . " Mare vidit et fugit , Jordanis conversus est retrorsum , Non nobis , Domine , non nobis , Sed nomini tuo da ...
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... never so high in saddle , But I shall make his brains addle , And here with my pot ladle With him will I fight . " We have little doubt that he who described the horrors of a siege , - " Whiles the mad mothers with their howls con ...
... never so high in saddle , But I shall make his brains addle , And here with my pot ladle With him will I fight . " We have little doubt that he who described the horrors of a siege , - " Whiles the mad mothers with their howls con ...
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... never I shall see again each other to embrace ; For now I will betake myself a wandering knight to be , Into some strange and foreign land , their comeliness to see . " When Conditions released the lady , we learnt that the scene was ...
... never I shall see again each other to embrace ; For now I will betake myself a wandering knight to be , Into some strange and foreign land , their comeliness to see . " When Conditions released the lady , we learnt that the scene was ...
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... never had leak . Lustily , lustily , & c . * A leaf or two is lost of the original copy , but enough remains to let us see how the plot will end . We learn that Nomides repents of his rejection of Sabia . comedy , if he had any object ...
... never had leak . Lustily , lustily , & c . * A leaf or two is lost of the original copy , but enough remains to let us see how the plot will end . We learn that Nomides repents of his rejection of Sabia . comedy , if he had any object ...
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... never a word without wit , never a line without pith , never a letter placed in vain . The Jew , ' and ' Ptolemy , ' shown at the Bull ; the one representing the greediness of worldly choosers , and bloody minds of usurers ; the other ...
... never a word without wit , never a line without pith , never a letter placed in vain . The Jew , ' and ' Ptolemy , ' shown at the Bull ; the one representing the greediness of worldly choosers , and bloody minds of usurers ; the other ...
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