In Shakespeare's DayJames Vincent Cunningham Fawcett Publications, 1970 - 351 pages |
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... thought " is to preclude the claims of variety and the hesitations of ignorance . The Elizabethans thought many , and sometimes contradictory , things , though it is true they did not think some things we do . However , Marlowe was thought ...
... thought " is to preclude the claims of variety and the hesitations of ignorance . The Elizabethans thought many , and sometimes contradictory , things , though it is true they did not think some things we do . However , Marlowe was thought ...
Page 125
... thought extremely ingenious , but they are not always em- ployed to express jests but often even grave thoughts . What Publius Licinus Varus said to Africanus the elder , when he was endeavoring to fit a chaplet to his head at an ...
... thought extremely ingenious , but they are not always em- ployed to express jests but often even grave thoughts . What Publius Licinus Varus said to Africanus the elder , when he was endeavoring to fit a chaplet to his head at an ...
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... thoughts remaining ; if his embroideries were burnt down , there would still be silver at the bottom of the melting - pot : but I fear ( at least let me fear it for myself ) that we , who ape his sounding words , have nothing of his thought ...
... thoughts remaining ; if his embroideries were burnt down , there would still be silver at the bottom of the melting - pot : but I fear ( at least let me fear it for myself ) that we , who ape his sounding words , have nothing of his thought ...
Contents
Introduction by J V Cunningham page | 11 |
Queen Elizabeth at Greenwich | 17 |
Julius Caesar at the Globe 1599 | 27 |
Copyright | |
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