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( ASSISTED BY W. CHAPPELL , ESQ . , & c . & c . ) Part I. LONDON : N. TRÜBNER & CO . , 60 PATERNOSTER ROW . 1867 . Price Five Shillings . Early English Text Society . Committee of Management : DANBY. For Subscribers only . ]
( ASSISTED BY W. CHAPPELL , ESQ . , & c . & c . ) Part I. LONDON : N. TRÜBNER & CO . , 60 PATERNOSTER ROW . 1867 . Price Five Shillings . Early English Text Society . Committee of Management : DANBY. For Subscribers only . ]
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Honorary Secretary : HENRY B. WHEATLEY , Esq . , 53 BERNERS STREET , LONDON , W. Bankers : THE UNION BANK OF LONDON , REGENT STREET BRANCH , 14 ARGYLL PLACE , W. The Publications for 1864-65 and 66 are out of print , but a few copies ...
Honorary Secretary : HENRY B. WHEATLEY , Esq . , 53 BERNERS STREET , LONDON , W. Bankers : THE UNION BANK OF LONDON , REGENT STREET BRANCH , 14 ARGYLL PLACE , W. The Publications for 1864-65 and 66 are out of print , but a few copies ...
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... CAMBRIDGE AND FREDERICK J. FURNIVALL , M.A. OF TRINITY HALL , CAMBRIDGE . ( ASSISTED BY W. CHAPPELL , Esq . , & c . & c . ) LONDON : N. TRÜBNER & CO . , 60 PATERNOSTER ROW . . . LONDON PRINTED BY SPOTTIS WOODS AND CO . NEW - 1867 .
... CAMBRIDGE AND FREDERICK J. FURNIVALL , M.A. OF TRINITY HALL , CAMBRIDGE . ( ASSISTED BY W. CHAPPELL , Esq . , & c . & c . ) LONDON : N. TRÜBNER & CO . , 60 PATERNOSTER ROW . . . LONDON PRINTED BY SPOTTIS WOODS AND CO . NEW - 1867 .
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Loose and Humorous Songs Thomas Percy Frederick James Furnivall, John Wesley Hales. LONDON PRINTED BY SPOTTIS WOODS AND CO . NEW - STREET SQUARE NOTICE . Qui s'excuse s'accuse ; but we make no.
Loose and Humorous Songs Thomas Percy Frederick James Furnivall, John Wesley Hales. LONDON PRINTED BY SPOTTIS WOODS AND CO . NEW - STREET SQUARE NOTICE . Qui s'excuse s'accuse ; but we make no.
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In speaking of Jonson's Masques , Mr. Procter says , 66 Jonson returned to London in May , 1619 , " and “ speaks of his welcome by King James , who was pleased to see him . Towards the end of May our author went to Oxford , where he ...
In speaking of Jonson's Masques , Mr. Procter says , 66 Jonson returned to London in May , 1619 , " and “ speaks of his welcome by King James , who was pleased to see him . Towards the end of May our author went to Oxford , where he ...
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