ShakespeareCape, 1970 - 272 pagina's In this magnificent portrait if Shakespeare's world, the life of England's greatest playwright is recreated by one of the great novelists of our day. |
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Pagina 98
... Lord Strange's . Tarleton was dead , the Queen's Men in decline , the future lay with high rhetorical art rather than with improvisations , caperings and leerings . If Shakespeare was play - making for Lord Strange's , he was also ...
... Lord Strange's . Tarleton was dead , the Queen's Men in decline , the future lay with high rhetorical art rather than with improvisations , caperings and leerings . If Shakespeare was play - making for Lord Strange's , he was also ...
Pagina 138
... Lord Chamberlain's Men , it was superb . If there was no place for tragic rhetoric , there was tragic parody , which was just as good . The bride was the Lady Elizabeth Vere , the lady whom Southampton had refused to marry . In despair , ...
... Lord Chamberlain's Men , it was superb . If there was no place for tragic rhetoric , there was tragic parody , which was just as good . The bride was the Lady Elizabeth Vere , the lady whom Southampton had refused to marry . In despair , ...
Pagina 186
... Lord Chamberlain's Men replied that the play was now old stuff and unlikely to attract much of an audience . The Essex men then said they would indemnify the players against a loss at the box - office ; they would pay forty shillings ...
... Lord Chamberlain's Men replied that the play was now old stuff and unlikely to attract much of an audience . The Essex men then said they would indemnify the players against a loss at the box - office ; they would pay forty shillings ...
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