Francis Bacon Our Shake-speareGay and Bird, 1902 - Počet stran: 242 |
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... mind in regard to it within one year after the play was published . The second edition of ' Hamlet ' came from the press in 1604 , and then the first line of the stanza , quoted above , was made to read as follows : " Doubt that the ...
... mind in regard to it within one year after the play was published . The second edition of ' Hamlet ' came from the press in 1604 , and then the first line of the stanza , quoted above , was made to read as follows : " Doubt that the ...
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... mind on this subject . In the first edition of the Advancement of Learning ' ( 1605 ) , he said that " the mathematicians cannot satisfy themselves , except they reduce the motions of the celestial bodies to perfect circles , rejecting ...
... mind on this subject . In the first edition of the Advancement of Learning ' ( 1605 ) , he said that " the mathematicians cannot satisfy themselves , except they reduce the motions of the celestial bodies to perfect circles , rejecting ...
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... minds of men by reason of the veneration they pay to the celestial bodies . " -BACON's De Fluxu et Refluxu Maris . " Whether the moon be in her increase or wane ; whether she be above or under the earth ; whether she be elevated higher ...
... minds of men by reason of the veneration they pay to the celestial bodies . " -BACON's De Fluxu et Refluxu Maris . " Whether the moon be in her increase or wane ; whether she be above or under the earth ; whether she be elevated higher ...
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... mind . Prof. Neumann very justly remarks concerning Ophelia's case : Whence could Shakespeare have known that persons thus afflicted decorate themselves with flowers , offer them to other people , and sing away to themselves ; I myself ...
... mind . Prof. Neumann very justly remarks concerning Ophelia's case : Whence could Shakespeare have known that persons thus afflicted decorate themselves with flowers , offer them to other people , and sing away to themselves ; I myself ...
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... mind , and mark but this for proof : Was not the Duke of Orleans thy foe ? And was he not in England prisoner ? But when they heard he was thine enemy , They set him free without his ransom paid , In spite of Burgundy and all his ...
... mind , and mark but this for proof : Was not the Duke of Orleans thy foe ? And was he not in England prisoner ? But when they heard he was thine enemy , They set him free without his ransom paid , In spite of Burgundy and all his ...
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