The Dramatic Works of William Shakspeare...: Embracing a Life of the Poet, and Notes, Original and Selected..., Volume 1Phillips, Sampson, 1850 |
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Page liii
... appears by other documents I discovered at Bridgewater House , that the question was then revived ; and , besides ... appear -probably not , or they would have been found with the other documents , particularly as one of those remaining ...
... appears by other documents I discovered at Bridgewater House , that the question was then revived ; and , besides ... appear -probably not , or they would have been found with the other documents , particularly as one of those remaining ...
Page lvi
... appears that from 127. to 251. were usually given for new dramatic productions . Much would of course depend upon the popularity of the author . We have a right to conclude that the Globe was at least as profit- able as the Blackfriars ...
... appears that from 127. to 251. were usually given for new dramatic productions . Much would of course depend upon the popularity of the author . We have a right to conclude that the Globe was at least as profit- able as the Blackfriars ...
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... appears to have been taken from the second tale in a collection by Barnabe Riche , entitled , " Rich his Farewell to ... appear to have been entirely the creation of the poet , and they are worthy of his transcendent genius . It is ...
... appears to have been taken from the second tale in a collection by Barnabe Riche , entitled , " Rich his Farewell to ... appear to have been entirely the creation of the poet , and they are worthy of his transcendent genius . It is ...
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