“The” Pictorial Edition of the Works of Shakspere, Svazek 8G. Routledge, 1867 |
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... theatres they generally take up a wonderful laughter , and shout altogether with one voice when they see some notable cozenage practised . ' When the tinkers have the noose round the neck of Conditions , he persuades them to let him ...
... theatres they generally take up a wonderful laughter , and shout altogether with one voice when they see some notable cozenage practised . ' When the tinkers have the noose round the neck of Conditions , he persuades them to let him ...
Strana 132
... Theatres ; ' although his notion that an effort of ima- gination , and a lie , are the same thing is very characteristic : - " The writers of our time are so led away with vain glory that their only endeavour is to plea- sure the humour ...
... Theatres ; ' although his notion that an effort of ima- gination , and a lie , are the same thing is very characteristic : - " The writers of our time are so led away with vain glory that their only endeavour is to plea- sure the humour ...
Strana 134
... theatres . He saw , however , that a change was taking place ; for the First Part of Promos and Cassandra , ' of which he had recently obtained a copy , was wholly in rhyme ; while in the Second Part , Master George Whetstone had freely ...
... theatres . He saw , however , that a change was taking place ; for the First Part of Promos and Cassandra , ' of which he had recently obtained a copy , was wholly in rhyme ; while in the Second Part , Master George Whetstone had freely ...
Strana 135
... Theatre was a contest between the holders of opposite opinions in religion . The Puritans , who even at that time were strong in their zeal if not in their numbers , made the Theatre the especial object of their indignation , for its ...
... Theatre was a contest between the holders of opposite opinions in religion . The Puritans , who even at that time were strong in their zeal if not in their numbers , made the Theatre the especial object of their indignation , for its ...
Strana 136
... theatre which he can with difficulty suppress : - " As some of the players are far from abuse , so some of their plays are without rebuke , which are easily remembered , as quickly reckoned . The two prose books played at the Bell ...
... theatre which he can with difficulty suppress : - " As some of the players are far from abuse , so some of their plays are without rebuke , which are easily remembered , as quickly reckoned . The two prose books played at the Bell ...
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