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Since that period the national love for the poet , the reverence for his genius , and
the patriotic pride in his writings have drawn to the elucidation of his works the
clearest intellects of our time . Thanks to their labours , a perfect storehouse of ...
Since that period the national love for the poet , the reverence for his genius , and
the patriotic pride in his writings have drawn to the elucidation of his works the
clearest intellects of our time . Thanks to their labours , a perfect storehouse of ...
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Mr . William Shakspeare ' s Comedies , Histories , and Tragedies , published
according to the True Originall Copies , ” ction of our poet ' s plays . This volume
is “ printed by Isaac Laggard and Ed . Blount ; ” but the Dedication bears the ...
Mr . William Shakspeare ' s Comedies , Histories , and Tragedies , published
according to the True Originall Copies , ” ction of our poet ' s plays . This volume
is “ printed by Isaac Laggard and Ed . Blount ; ” but the Dedication bears the ...
Pagina 3
The text is singularly correct . that could be raked together in depreciation of
Shakspere as a poet In the edition of 1623 , the Two Gentlemen of Verona
appears the and as a man . The assertion that the most inventive of poets was
second in ...
The text is singularly correct . that could be raked together in depreciation of
Shakspere as a poet In the edition of 1623 , the Two Gentlemen of Verona
appears the and as a man . The assertion that the most inventive of poets was
second in ...
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Milan , Rome or London , and ask no aid to our senses beyond what the poet
supplies us in his dialogue . We must now have ... They could endure poetry and
wit — they understood the alternations of movement and repose . We have , in
our ...
Milan , Rome or London , and ask no aid to our senses beyond what the poet
supplies us in his dialogue . We must now have ... They could endure poetry and
wit — they understood the alternations of movement and repose . We have , in
our ...
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Killer of , calves , schoolmaster , poet , actor - all these occupations crowded into
eighteen years ! Honest Aubrey , truly thine is a rope of sand wherein there are
no knots to cut or to untie ! Akin to the butcher ' s trade is that of the dealer in wool
...
Killer of , calves , schoolmaster , poet , actor - all these occupations crowded into
eighteen years ! Honest Aubrey , truly thine is a rope of sand wherein there are
no knots to cut or to untie ! Akin to the butcher ' s trade is that of the dealer in wool
...
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Bibliografische gegevens
| Titel | The Works of Shakespere |
| Auteur | William Shakespeare |
| Uitgever | Virtue, 183? |
| Oorspronkelijk uit | la Biblioteca de Catalunya |
| Gedigitaliseerd | 9 okt 2009 |
| Lengte | 16 pagina's |
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