Life in Shakespeare's England: A Book of Elizabethan ProseJohn Dover Wilson The University Press, 1913 - 291 páginas |
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... light upon the weird sisters in Macbeth , Autolycus is the hero of the chapter on rogues , and so on . Partly in order to increase the utility of the book in this direction , all the chapters and a large number of the extracts have been ...
... light upon the weird sisters in Macbeth , Autolycus is the hero of the chapter on rogues , and so on . Partly in order to increase the utility of the book in this direction , all the chapters and a large number of the extracts have been ...
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... light wanton colour ; and as though they were not ( bawdy ) gaudy enough I should say , they bedeck themselves with scarfs , ribbons and laces hanged all over with gold rings , precious stones , and other jewels : this done , they tie ...
... light wanton colour ; and as though they were not ( bawdy ) gaudy enough I should say , they bedeck themselves with scarfs , ribbons and laces hanged all over with gold rings , precious stones , and other jewels : this done , they tie ...
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... light , And must for aye consort with black - brow'd night . Midsummer Night's Dream , 111. ii . 381-387 How many stories and books are written of walking spirits and souls of men , contrary to the word of God , a reasonable volume ...
... light , And must for aye consort with black - brow'd night . Midsummer Night's Dream , 111. ii . 381-387 How many stories and books are written of walking spirits and souls of men , contrary to the word of God , a reasonable volume ...
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... light upon Shakespeare's description of the witches . ] Within the town of Trenent , in the kingdom of Scotland , there dwelleth one David Seaton , who , being deputy bailiff in the said town , had a maid called Geillis Duncane , who ...
... light upon Shakespeare's description of the witches . ] Within the town of Trenent , in the kingdom of Scotland , there dwelleth one David Seaton , who , being deputy bailiff in the said town , had a maid called Geillis Duncane , who ...
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... light of better company and may learn some flashes of wit , which may do him knight's service in the country hereafter . But he is now gone to the Inns of Court , where he studies to forget what he learned before , his acquaintance and ...
... light of better company and may learn some flashes of wit , which may do him knight's service in the country hereafter . But he is now gone to the Inns of Court , where he studies to forget what he learned before , his acquaintance and ...
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