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... follow this story too : notably Wace ( 1153 ) , Matthew Paris ( twelfth century ) , Layamon ( c . 1205 ) , Caxton ... follows these anonymous moralists in seeking what is incompatible : Lear permanently on the throne and a Cordelia who ...
... follow this story too : notably Wace ( 1153 ) , Matthew Paris ( twelfth century ) , Layamon ( c . 1205 ) , Caxton ... follows these anonymous moralists in seeking what is incompatible : Lear permanently on the throne and a Cordelia who ...
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... follow faster , As amorous of their strokes . . . . ( II ii ) Even before he reaches ' her own person ' , Shakespeare has infused Plutarch's narrative with amorous implication . The word ' barge ' is related to the royal presence in ...
... follow faster , As amorous of their strokes . . . . ( II ii ) Even before he reaches ' her own person ' , Shakespeare has infused Plutarch's narrative with amorous implication . The word ' barge ' is related to the royal presence in ...
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... follows is a concatenation of pseudo - ref- erences : The noble guests , assembled at the Abbey , Consisted of - we give the sex the pas- The Duchess of Fitz - Fulke , The Countess Crabbey , The Ladies Scilly , Busey , Miss Eclat , Miss ...
... follows is a concatenation of pseudo - ref- erences : The noble guests , assembled at the Abbey , Consisted of - we give the sex the pas- The Duchess of Fitz - Fulke , The Countess Crabbey , The Ladies Scilly , Busey , Miss Eclat , Miss ...
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Experimentalist Extraordinary | 30 |
Elizabethan Poetry | 69 |
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