“The” Pictorial Edition of the Works of Shakspere, Volume 5G. Routledge, 1867 |
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... Shakspere's Romeo and Juliet , the corrections and augmentations were made by him at that epoch of his life when he exhibited " all the graces and facilities of a genius in full possession and habitual exercise of power . " The ...
... Shakspere's Romeo and Juliet , the corrections and augmentations were made by him at that epoch of his life when he exhibited " all the graces and facilities of a genius in full possession and habitual exercise of power . " The ...
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... Shakspere's early plays . We have no exact statements on this subject by Tieck ; but , in a very delightful imaginary scene between Marlowe and Greene , he has made Marlowe describe to his brother dramatist the first performance of ...
... Shakspere's early plays . We have no exact statements on this subject by Tieck ; but , in a very delightful imaginary scene between Marlowe and Greene , he has made Marlowe describe to his brother dramatist the first performance of ...
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... Shakspere's drama . Even if a slight portion of historical accuracy be sacrificed , his poetry must be surrounded with an appropriate atmosphere of grace and richness . Of the Manners of this play we have occasionally spoken in our ...
... Shakspere's drama . Even if a slight portion of historical accuracy be sacrificed , his poetry must be surrounded with an appropriate atmosphere of grace and richness . Of the Manners of this play we have occasionally spoken in our ...
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... Shakspere here uses it ) , worth all the long list of similar passages in the Shak- sperian commentators : - " It ... Shakspere's time ; and the lazy and licentious groups that frequented " Paul's " are thus described by Decker , in ...
... Shakspere here uses it ) , worth all the long list of similar passages in the Shak- sperian commentators : - " It ... Shakspere's time ; and the lazy and licentious groups that frequented " Paul's " are thus described by Decker , in ...
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... Shakspere's own experience . The sycamore is the oriental plane ( little known in Eng- land , though sometimes found ) , spreading its broad branches - from which its name , platanus - to sup- ply the most delightful of shades under the ...
... Shakspere's own experience . The sycamore is the oriental plane ( little known in Eng- land , though sometimes found ) , spreading its broad branches - from which its name , platanus - to sup- ply the most delightful of shades under the ...
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