Life in Shakespeare's England: A Book of Elizabethan ProseUniversity Press, 1956 - 293 páginas |
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... play . Experience teacheth , that this draweth their minds utterly away from their books , that they cannot take pains , for longing after play and talking of it ; as also devising means to procure others to get leave to play : so that ...
... play . Experience teacheth , that this draweth their minds utterly away from their books , that they cannot take pains , for longing after play and talking of it ; as also devising means to procure others to get leave to play : so that ...
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... play . And there- fore to give them all to know so much beforehand , that whosoever asketh leave to play , or upon what occasion soever , yet we intend always to except all such ; and that liberty is granted only for the painful and ...
... play . And there- fore to give them all to know so much beforehand , that whosoever asketh leave to play , or upon what occasion soever , yet we intend always to except all such ; and that liberty is granted only for the painful and ...
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... play is done , you shall have a jig or dance of all treads ; they mean to put their legs to it , as well as their tongues . They make men wonder when they have done , for they all clap their hands . Sometimes they fly into the country ...
... play is done , you shall have a jig or dance of all treads ; they mean to put their legs to it , as well as their tongues . They make men wonder when they have done , for they all clap their hands . Sometimes they fly into the country ...
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