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... perhaps ) across the stage , watched by Alexander and Hephestion . By l . 143 she must have passed through the stage door . 140. consent ] She is obeying Alexander's order even though she also disdains or dislikes it . 142. curst ...
... perhaps ) across the stage , watched by Alexander and Hephestion . By l . 143 she must have passed through the stage door . 140. consent ] She is obeying Alexander's order even though she also disdains or dislikes it . 142. curst ...
Page 153
... perhaps Eressos , on the island of Lesbos in the eastern Aegean , prob- ably in the seventh century B.C. She was of good parentage , and was a contemporary of the poet Alcaeus . Forced to leave Lesbos , perhaps because of political ...
... perhaps Eressos , on the island of Lesbos in the eastern Aegean , prob- ably in the seventh century B.C. She was of good parentage , and was a contemporary of the poet Alcaeus . Forced to leave Lesbos , perhaps because of political ...
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... perhaps they are near his ferry , though they could instead be discussing the matter at court . In any event the scenic arrangement of the four scenes of Act I need not be visually differentiated in Lyly's theatre . 1 , 3. strange ...
... perhaps they are near his ferry , though they could instead be discussing the matter at court . In any event the scenic arrangement of the four scenes of Act I need not be visually differentiated in Lyly's theatre . 1 , 3. strange ...
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