The Works of Shakespeare ..., Volumen4Bobbs-Merrill Company, 1901 |
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... Comedies Histories and Tragedies contained in this Volume . " It may have been printed from Shakespeare's own manuscript , i.e. , if it be reasonable , and I think in this case it is reasonable , to assume its preservation during the ...
... Comedies Histories and Tragedies contained in this Volume . " It may have been printed from Shakespeare's own manuscript , i.e. , if it be reasonable , and I think in this case it is reasonable , to assume its preservation during the ...
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... comedies has already been referred to . The " Romantic Comedy , " as it is sometimes styled , of Shakespeare is the result in some measure of the movement initiated by Lyly in his comedies , which display in their euphuistic dialogue ...
... comedies has already been referred to . The " Romantic Comedy , " as it is sometimes styled , of Shakespeare is the result in some measure of the movement initiated by Lyly in his comedies , which display in their euphuistic dialogue ...
Página xlv
... comedies , the total cumu- lative effect of the numerous legal references in the poems and plays leads irresistibly to the conclusion that the technical language of the law is an ingrained and ineradicable part of his vocabulary and his ...
... comedies , the total cumu- lative effect of the numerous legal references in the poems and plays leads irresistibly to the conclusion that the technical language of the law is an ingrained and ineradicable part of his vocabulary and his ...
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