Life in Shakespeare's England: A Book of Elizabethan ProseJohn Dover Wilson The University Press, 1913 - 291 páginas |
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... death . William Harrison and others give our fancy the entry to his house , his garden and his orchard , and even allow us to picture him at his table or in his bed- chamber . Moreover since this was the period when Shakespeare's ...
... death . William Harrison and others give our fancy the entry to his house , his garden and his orchard , and even allow us to picture him at his table or in his bed- chamber . Moreover since this was the period when Shakespeare's ...
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... death , out of the sixty - nine used only four being earlier and some half dozen later than this period . Finally , since the collection has been made primarily in the interests of the general reader and the student rather than of the ...
... death , out of the sixty - nine used only four being earlier and some half dozen later than this period . Finally , since the collection has been made primarily in the interests of the general reader and the student rather than of the ...
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... DEATH OF QUEEN ELIZABETH 202 Part III . Shakespeare's last years , Stratford 1608-1616 Buys New Place and other property at Stratford 1597 : leaves London 1608 : writes his last plays The Winter's Tale and The Tempest : dies 1616 ...
... DEATH OF QUEEN ELIZABETH 202 Part III . Shakespeare's last years , Stratford 1608-1616 Buys New Place and other property at Stratford 1597 : leaves London 1608 : writes his last plays The Winter's Tale and The Tempest : dies 1616 ...
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... death the furthest way about ; he with a few simples preserves himself and family to the most lengthened sufferance of nature . Tar and honey be his mithridates and syrups ; the which , together with a Christmas carol , defend his ...
... death the furthest way about ; he with a few simples preserves himself and family to the most lengthened sufferance of nature . Tar and honey be his mithridates and syrups ; the which , together with a Christmas carol , defend his ...
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... death - bed , no sin troubles him so much , as that he did once eat flesh on a Friday : no repentance can expiate that ; the rest need none . There is no dream of his , without an interpretation , without a prediction ; and , if the ...
... death - bed , no sin troubles him so much , as that he did once eat flesh on a Friday : no repentance can expiate that ; the rest need none . There is no dream of his , without an interpretation , without a prediction ; and , if the ...
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