The Works of William Shakespeare, Band 8Jefferson Press [Bigelow, Smith & Company, 1909 |
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... truth be graced , Since forged invention former times defaced . " As late as 1618 , Nathaniel Field , in his Amends for Ladies , referred to " the fat Knight , hight Oldcastle , ” and not to Falstaff , as he who " truly told what honor ...
... truth be graced , Since forged invention former times defaced . " As late as 1618 , Nathaniel Field , in his Amends for Ladies , referred to " the fat Knight , hight Oldcastle , ” and not to Falstaff , as he who " truly told what honor ...
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... truth in what he created or in what he borrowed ; for , as Hallam justly ob- serves , " what he invented is as truly English , as truly his- torical in the large sense of moral history , as what he read . " Bolingbroke came to the ...
... truth in what he created or in what he borrowed ; for , as Hallam justly ob- serves , " what he invented is as truly English , as truly his- torical in the large sense of moral history , as what he read . " Bolingbroke came to the ...
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... truth than for power of art . Equally fine , also , both for truth of history and for skill I of pencil , is the account of his predecessor xxviii Introduction THE FIRST PART OF.
... truth than for power of art . Equally fine , also , both for truth of history and for skill I of pencil , is the account of his predecessor xxviii Introduction THE FIRST PART OF.
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... truth . And his artful practice is still more forcibly apparent in what the same person says of him on the eve of the battle at Shrewsbury , representing him as shrewdly and unscrupu- lously encouraging rebellion , that he might use the ...
... truth . And his artful practice is still more forcibly apparent in what the same person says of him on the eve of the battle at Shrewsbury , representing him as shrewdly and unscrupu- lously encouraging rebellion , that he might use the ...
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... truth , according to the superstitious belief of his time ; a belief wherein he doubtless shared him- self : for if the winds and tempests came when he wished them , it was natural for him to think , as others thought , that they came ...
... truth , according to the superstitious belief of his time ; a belief wherein he doubtless shared him- self : for if the winds and tempests came when he wished them , it was natural for him to think , as others thought , that they came ...
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