Studies of Shakspere: Forming a Companion Volume to the National Edition of the Pictorial ShakspereCharles Knight, 1851 - 560 pages |
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Page 12
... never I shall see again each other to embrace ; For now I will betake myself a wandering knight to be , Into some strange and foreign land , their comeliness to see . " When Conditions released the lady , we learnt that the scene was ...
... never I shall see again each other to embrace ; For now I will betake myself a wandering knight to be , Into some strange and foreign land , their comeliness to see . " When Conditions released the lady , we learnt that the scene was ...
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... never a word without wit , never a line without pith , never a letter placed in vain . The Jew , ' and ' Ptolemy , ' shown at the Bull ; the one representing the greediness of worldly choosers , and bloody minds of usurers ; the other ...
... never a word without wit , never a line without pith , never a letter placed in vain . The Jew , ' and ' Ptolemy , ' shown at the Bull ; the one representing the greediness of worldly choosers , and bloody minds of usurers ; the other ...
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... never a word without wit , never a line without pith , never a letter placed in vain , " is quite sufficient to show us that these prose books exhibited nei- ther character nor passion . The ' Ptolemy ' and the Catiline , ' there can be ...
... never a word without wit , never a line without pith , never a letter placed in vain , " is quite sufficient to show us that these prose books exhibited nei- ther character nor passion . The ' Ptolemy ' and the Catiline , ' there can be ...
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... never affirmeth , the poet never maketh any circles about your imagination to con- jure you to believe for true what he writeth : but even for his entry calleth the sweet Muses to aspire unto him a good invention : In troth , not ...
... never affirmeth , the poet never maketh any circles about your imagination to con- jure you to believe for true what he writeth : but even for his entry calleth the sweet Muses to aspire unto him a good invention : In troth , not ...
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... never thought to hear you speak again . " " The Famous Victories ' was printed in 1594. In that copy much of the prose is chopped up into lines of various lengths , in order to look like some kind of measure : - Hen . V. Most sovereign ...
... never thought to hear you speak again . " " The Famous Victories ' was printed in 1594. In that copy much of the prose is chopped up into lines of various lengths , in order to look like some kind of measure : - Hen . V. Most sovereign ...
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