“The” Works of Shakespeare, Volumen33Methuen, 1904 |
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... course this does not fix the date of composition ; but as in those days there was a continuous demand for new plays , it is not likely that authors like Kyd and Shakespeare let their MSS . lie long in their desks . We may , I think ...
... course this does not fix the date of composition ; but as in those days there was a continuous demand for new plays , it is not likely that authors like Kyd and Shakespeare let their MSS . lie long in their desks . We may , I think ...
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... course , Mr. Sidney Lee may be right in attributing the writing of the Dream to the winter of 1595 . An important matter , and one somewhat difficult to decide is , whether we are to regard the plays given as Titus and Andronicus and ...
... course , Mr. Sidney Lee may be right in attributing the writing of the Dream to the winter of 1595 . An important matter , and one somewhat difficult to decide is , whether we are to regard the plays given as Titus and Andronicus and ...
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... course of another century or so to prove that Scott could not have written the Waverley Novels , and that they were written by Coleridge , by Adam Smith , by George III . , or by a certain " private author " ! I have never seen it ...
... course of another century or so to prove that Scott could not have written the Waverley Novels , and that they were written by Coleridge , by Adam Smith , by George III . , or by a certain " private author " ! I have never seen it ...
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... course a complete begging of the question , that no amount of evidence could establish a miracle . For his statement , that it is always more probable that the evidence should be false than the miracle true , is only a sophistical ...
... course a complete begging of the question , that no amount of evidence could establish a miracle . For his statement , that it is always more probable that the evidence should be false than the miracle true , is only a sophistical ...
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... course , " the groundlings , " at any rate , would , in their disappointment , have hissed the piece off the stage , although the merely sanguinary incidents and the cannibalism would not be very impressive as then ren- dered , with a ...
... course , " the groundlings , " at any rate , would , in their disappointment , have hissed the piece off the stage , although the merely sanguinary incidents and the cannibalism would not be very impressive as then ren- dered , with a ...
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Página xliv - Let me not to the marriage of true minds Admit impediments. Love is not love Which alters when it alteration finds, Or bends with the remover to remove: O, no ! it is an ever-fixed mark, That looks on tempests and is never shaken; It is the star to every wandering bark, Whose worth's unknown, although his height be taken.