Comedies. Two gentlemen of VeronaHarper & brothers, 1847 |
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... printed it . " -to the PORCUPINE " -Here , as in Hamlet , “ and like quills upon the fretful porcupine , " and elsewhere in the Poet , the old spelling is Porpentine , which seems a distinct form of the word in the same sense , and per ...
... printed it . " -to the PORCUPINE " -Here , as in Hamlet , “ and like quills upon the fretful porcupine , " and elsewhere in the Poet , the old spelling is Porpentine , which seems a distinct form of the word in the same sense , and per ...
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... printed without the names of the persons represented being attached to the individual speeches , we should know who is speaking , by his wonderful discrimination in assigning to every character appropriate modes of thought and ...
... printed without the names of the persons represented being attached to the individual speeches , we should know who is speaking , by his wonderful discrimination in assigning to every character appropriate modes of thought and ...
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... printed in 1594. In retaining the well- known old title , with the whole plot , and all those striking incidents of the action which tell most upon the stage , and become most familiar to the public , it was evident that he made no ...
... printed in 1594. In retaining the well- known old title , with the whole plot , and all those striking incidents of the action which tell most upon the stage , and become most familiar to the public , it was evident that he made no ...
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... Printed at London by Peter Short , and are to be sold by Cuthbert Burbie , at his shop at the Royal Exchange , 1594. * The comedy opens with an Induction , the characters of which are a Lord , Slie , a Tapster , Page , Players , and ...
... Printed at London by Peter Short , and are to be sold by Cuthbert Burbie , at his shop at the Royal Exchange , 1594. * The comedy opens with an Induction , the characters of which are a Lord , Slie , a Tapster , Page , Players , and ...
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... printed in 1598 ; but the frolic , as Mr. Holt White observes , seems better suited to the gayety of the gallant Francis , or the revelry of our own boisterous Henry . 6 " Of the story of the TAMING OF THE SHREW no immediate English ...
... printed in 1598 ; but the frolic , as Mr. Holt White observes , seems better suited to the gayety of the gallant Francis , or the revelry of our own boisterous Henry . 6 " Of the story of the TAMING OF THE SHREW no immediate English ...
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