The Poems of ShakespeareW. Pickering, 1832 - 288 pages |
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Page xvi
... hand than he could hold , hired boys to wait under his inspection , who , when Will Shakespeare was summoned , were immediately to present themselves , I am Shakespeare's boy , sir . In time Shakespeare found higher employment , but as ...
... hand than he could hold , hired boys to wait under his inspection , who , when Will Shakespeare was summoned , were immediately to present themselves , I am Shakespeare's boy , sir . In time Shakespeare found higher employment , but as ...
Page xxvii
... hand . Two of his earliest performances in this way yet remain - The Second and Third Parts of Henry the Sixth , which he formed on the still surviving plays , entitled , The First Part of the Conten- tion of the Two Famous Houses of ...
... hand . Two of his earliest performances in this way yet remain - The Second and Third Parts of Henry the Sixth , which he formed on the still surviving plays , entitled , The First Part of the Conten- tion of the Two Famous Houses of ...
Page xxx
... hand of our great poet in this drama " even to half a line . " 50 Marlowe or Kyd were most probably the authors of these pieces . Two different companies of comedians , by whom not one of Shakespeare's undoubted productions is said to ...
... hand of our great poet in this drama " even to half a line . " 50 Marlowe or Kyd were most probably the authors of these pieces . Two different companies of comedians , by whom not one of Shakespeare's undoubted productions is said to ...
Page xli
... hand “ an amicable letter " to our poet ; 60 perhaps , as Farmer conjectures , in con- crease , as well within theire now usuall howse called the Globe , within our county of Surrey , as also within anie towne halls , or mout halls , or ...
... hand “ an amicable letter " to our poet ; 60 perhaps , as Farmer conjectures , in con- crease , as well within theire now usuall howse called the Globe , within our county of Surrey , as also within anie towne halls , or mout halls , or ...
Page xlii
... hands of Sir William D'Avenant , as a credible person , now living , can testify . " Advertisement to Lintot's ed . of ... hand - writing of about the time of the restoration , in which were these lines : SHAKESPEARE UPON THE KING ...
... hands of Sir William D'Avenant , as a credible person , now living , can testify . " Advertisement to Lintot's ed . of ... hand - writing of about the time of the restoration , in which were these lines : SHAKESPEARE UPON THE KING ...
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