The Plays of William Shakespeare ...: With the Corrections and Illustrations of Various Commentators, Volumen3C. and A. Conrad & Company, 1809 |
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... characters who have no more of literature about them than Nym . So , Skinke , in Look about you , 1600 : " But pauca verba , Skinke . ” Again , in Every Man in his Humour , where it is called the benchers ' phrase . Steevens ...
... characters who have no more of literature about them than Nym . So , Skinke , in Look about you , 1600 : " But pauca verba , Skinke . ” Again , in Every Man in his Humour , where it is called the benchers ' phrase . Steevens ...
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... characters were filled by boys , to speak small like a woman must have been a valuable qualification . So , in Marston's What you will : " I was solicited to graunt him leave to play the lady in comedies presented by children ; but I ...
... characters were filled by boys , to speak small like a woman must have been a valuable qualification . So , in Marston's What you will : " I was solicited to graunt him leave to play the lady in comedies presented by children ; but I ...
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... characters to whom they do not belong . Printers , to save trouble , keep the names of the speakers in each scene ready composed , and are very liable to mistakes , when two names begin ( as in the present instance ) with the same ...
... characters to whom they do not belong . Printers , to save trouble , keep the names of the speakers in each scene ready composed , and are very liable to mistakes , when two names begin ( as in the present instance ) with the same ...
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... character ? I think not . The simplest creatures ( nay , even naturals ) generally are very precise in the knowledge of festivals , and marking how the seasons run : and therefore I have ventured to suspect our poet wrote Martlemas , as ...
... character ? I think not . The simplest creatures ( nay , even naturals ) generally are very precise in the knowledge of festivals , and marking how the seasons run : and therefore I have ventured to suspect our poet wrote Martlemas , as ...
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... character . In Sir Giles Goosecap , a play of which I have no earlier edition than that of 1606 , the same peculiarity is mentioned in the hero of the piece : his only reason for every thing is , that we are all mortal , then hath he ...
... character . In Sir Giles Goosecap , a play of which I have no earlier edition than that of 1606 , the same peculiarity is mentioned in the hero of the piece : his only reason for every thing is , that we are all mortal , then hath he ...
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