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General behaviour , a gallant at the playhouse THE ACTOR AND HIS CRAFT Shakespeare's opinion , character of a player , magni- ficence of players ' dress , the queen's players on tour , a royal licence § 5. PURITAN OPPOSITION TO THE ...
General behaviour , a gallant at the playhouse THE ACTOR AND HIS CRAFT Shakespeare's opinion , character of a player , magni- ficence of players ' dress , the queen's players on tour , a royal licence § 5. PURITAN OPPOSITION TO THE ...
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In the city of Gloucester , the manner is ( as I think it is in other like corporations ) that when players of interludes come to town , they first attend the mayor , to inform him what nobleman's servants they are , and so to get ...
In the city of Gloucester , the manner is ( as I think it is in other like corporations ) that when players of interludes come to town , they first attend the mayor , to inform him what nobleman's servants they are , and so to get ...
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All the lords agreed thereunto saving my Lord Chamberlain and Mr Vizch , but we obtained a letter to suppress them all . Upon the same night I sent for the Queen's players and my lord of Arundel his players , and they all willingly ...
All the lords agreed thereunto saving my Lord Chamberlain and Mr Vizch , but we obtained a letter to suppress them all . Upon the same night I sent for the Queen's players and my lord of Arundel his players , and they all willingly ...
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The chiefest of her highness ' players advised me to send for the owner of the Theater who was a stubborn fellow and to bind him . I did so . He sent me word that he was my lord of Hunsdon's man and that he would not come at me but he ...
The chiefest of her highness ' players advised me to send for the owner of the Theater who was a stubborn fellow and to bind him . I did so . He sent me word that he was my lord of Hunsdon's man and that he would not come at me but he ...
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as the players can tell you . O Candle- light , how hast thou stunk then , when they have popped thee out of their company ; how hast thou taken it in snuff , when thou hast been smelt out , especially the master of the house exclaiming ...
as the players can tell you . O Candle- light , how hast thou stunk then , when they have popped thee out of their company ; how hast thou taken it in snuff , when thou hast been smelt out , especially the master of the house exclaiming ...
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| Título | Life in Shakespeare's England: A Book of Elizabethan Prose Cambridge anthologies Life in Shakespeare's England: A Book of Elizabethan Prose, John Dover Wilson |
| Editor | John Dover Wilson |
| Compilado por | John Dover Wilson |
| Edición | reimpresa |
| Editor | The University Press, 1913 |
| Procedencia del original | Universidad de Indiana |
| Digitalizado | 15 Ene. 2009 |
| Largo | 291 páginas |
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