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... Master of the Children of the Chapel Royal in London was paid for a performance on that date ) ; and in this he is ... Master of the Children of the Chapel Royal at Windsor and lessee of the Blackfriars Theatre , died . The lease passed ...
... Master of the Children of the Chapel Royal in London was paid for a performance on that date ) ; and in this he is ... Master of the Children of the Chapel Royal at Windsor and lessee of the Blackfriars Theatre , died . The lease passed ...
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... master . Manes . [ Aside to Granichus ] You were as good eat my master . One of the people . Hast thou made us all fools , and wilt thou not fly ? Diogenes . I tell thee , unless thou be honest I will fly . People . Dog , dog , take a ...
... master . Manes . [ Aside to Granichus ] You were as good eat my master . One of the people . Hast thou made us all fools , and wilt thou not fly ? Diogenes . I tell thee , unless thou be honest I will fly . People . Dog , dog , take a ...
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... Master of the Children of the Chapel Royal in London and lessee of the Blackfrairs Theatre after the death of Richard Farrant ( Master of the Children of the Chapel Royal at Windsor ) in 1580 , transferred the lease to Henry Evans only ...
... Master of the Children of the Chapel Royal in London and lessee of the Blackfrairs Theatre after the death of Richard Farrant ( Master of the Children of the Chapel Royal at Windsor ) in 1580 , transferred the lease to Henry Evans only ...
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