Bacon and Shakespeare. An Inquiry Touching Players Playhouses, and Play-writers in the Days of Elizabeth. To which is Appended an Abstract of a Ms. Respecting Tobie MatthewJohn Rusell Smith, 1857 |
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... enter upon now , particularly because it is essentially the province of the literary student . " We did not , and do not , pretend to be equal to a literary labour . We merely , to use an expression of Bacon's , " have taken upon us to ...
... enter upon now , particularly because it is essentially the province of the literary student . " We did not , and do not , pretend to be equal to a literary labour . We merely , to use an expression of Bacon's , " have taken upon us to ...
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... have been dotted down or entered in a commonplace book , without much regard to order , sequence , or priority . It is hardly possible to imagine any man , who had read the collected plays of Shakespeare , writing OF SHAKESPEARE . 27.
... have been dotted down or entered in a commonplace book , without much regard to order , sequence , or priority . It is hardly possible to imagine any man , who had read the collected plays of Shakespeare , writing OF SHAKESPEARE . 27.
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... enter , must be considered a public place or theatre . A theatre being public or private did not , nor does not , depend upon its construction or the de- portment of the auditory , but solely in the cir- cumstances by which admission to ...
... enter , must be considered a public place or theatre . A theatre being public or private did not , nor does not , depend upon its construction or the de- portment of the auditory , but solely in the cir- cumstances by which admission to ...
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... enter per buletini , for a note of distinction from ordinary comedians , towards the end of the play the sheriffs ( who by chance had heard of it ) came in ( as they say ) and carried some six or seven of them to perform the last act of ...
... enter per buletini , for a note of distinction from ordinary comedians , towards the end of the play the sheriffs ( who by chance had heard of it ) came in ( as they say ) and carried some six or seven of them to perform the last act of ...
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... Enter EDGAR . Yet better thus , and knowne to be contemn'd , Than still contemn'd and flatter'd , to be worst : The lowest , most dejected thing of fortune , Stands still in esperance , lives not in fear : The lamentable change is from ...
... Enter EDGAR . Yet better thus , and knowne to be contemn'd , Than still contemn'd and flatter'd , to be worst : The lowest , most dejected thing of fortune , Stands still in esperance , lives not in fear : The lamentable change is from ...
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