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... ( Scene vii . , in spite of its rhyme , has the Shakespearian note , and is note- worthy from the point of view of literary history ) ; the wooing of Margaret by Suffolk ( V. iii . ) has , too , some- * Cp . Coleridge , " If you do not ...
... ( Scene vii . , in spite of its rhyme , has the Shakespearian note , and is note- worthy from the point of view of literary history ) ; the wooing of Margaret by Suffolk ( V. iii . ) has , too , some- * Cp . Coleridge , " If you do not ...
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William Shakespeare. thing of Shakespeare's touch ; finally , there is the Temple Garden scene ( II . iv . ) , which is certainly Shakespeare's , though , judged by metrical peculiarities , it may well have been added some years after ...
William Shakespeare. thing of Shakespeare's touch ; finally , there is the Temple Garden scene ( II . iv . ) , which is certainly Shakespeare's , though , judged by metrical peculiarities , it may well have been added some years after ...
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... scene Shake- speare was revising the work of Marlowe and Greene ; " Act IV . Sc . x . S. and M. , G. " means that here Shakespeare and Marlowe were revising the work of Greene . Henry VI . Part II . - Act I. Sc . i . S. , M. and G .; Sc ...
... scene Shake- speare was revising the work of Marlowe and Greene ; " Act IV . Sc . x . S. and M. , G. " means that here Shakespeare and Marlowe were revising the work of Greene . Henry VI . Part II . - Act I. Sc . i . S. , M. and G .; Sc ...
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William Shakespeare. the famous Jack Cade scene ( Act IV . ii . ) is common to the Quarto and Folio ; according to this fourth view it must be attributed to Greene , but there is nothing in the whole of his extant plays to justify the ...
William Shakespeare. the famous Jack Cade scene ( Act IV . ii . ) is common to the Quarto and Folio ; according to this fourth view it must be attributed to Greene , but there is nothing in the whole of his extant plays to justify the ...
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... scenes between York and Som- erset , Mortimer and York , Margaret and Suffolk , and read them by themselves , we feel ... scene and in the lessons of his deeply dissembled silent policy , which while dying he transmits to York , we see ...
... scenes between York and Som- erset , Mortimer and York , Margaret and Suffolk , and read them by themselves , we feel ... scene and in the lessons of his deeply dissembled silent policy , which while dying he transmits to York , we see ...
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