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“ The Actor's Names ” are given on the next page , a blank page follows , and then comes the play of Julius Cæsar , beginning a new sheet , marked kk instead of ui , and numbered 109. It is noteworthy that Troilus and Cressida would ...
“ The Actor's Names ” are given on the next page , a blank page follows , and then comes the play of Julius Cæsar , beginning a new sheet , marked kk instead of ui , and numbered 109. It is noteworthy that Troilus and Cressida would ...
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Here follows at some length a keen encounter of wits between Mercury and Plutus , touching the use of riches and the folly of men in regard to them . On coming near the place of Timon , Plutus hearing a noise like the clinking of iron ...
Here follows at some length a keen encounter of wits between Mercury and Plutus , touching the use of riches and the folly of men in regard to them . On coming near the place of Timon , Plutus hearing a noise like the clinking of iron ...
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Timon then resumes his spade , and presently overhauls a mass of treasure , whereupon he breaks forth as follows : " It is , it must be gold , fine , yellow , noble gold ; heavy , sweet to look upon . Burning like fire , thou shinest ...
Timon then resumes his spade , and presently overhauls a mass of treasure , whereupon he breaks forth as follows : " It is , it must be gold , fine , yellow , noble gold ; heavy , sweet to look upon . Burning like fire , thou shinest ...
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... state good service , and Alcibiades throws his own deserts as an additional weight into the scale . But to all entreaties the senators make the icy rejoinder : “ We are for the law : he dies . ' Then follows a scene so strikingly ...
... state good service , and Alcibiades throws his own deserts as an additional weight into the scale . But to all entreaties the senators make the icy rejoinder : “ We are for the law : he dies . ' Then follows a scene so strikingly ...
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What follows shows that the word , whichever it be , is meant to convey the idea of spontaneous production ; not forced , as the fire from the flint . - H . N. H. " gum , which oozes ” ; Johnson's reading ; Ff . read " gown which U868 " ...
What follows shows that the word , whichever it be , is meant to convey the idea of spontaneous production ; not forced , as the fire from the flint . - H . N. H. " gum , which oozes ” ; Johnson's reading ; Ff . read " gown which U868 " ...
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| Titel | The Works of William Shakespeare, Band 17 The Works of William Shakespeare, James Orchard Halliwell-Phillipps |
| Autor/in | William Shakespeare |
| Herausgeber | J. Ellis Burdick |
| Verlag | Jefferson Press [Bigelow, Smith & Company, 1909 |
| Original von | University of Michigan |
| Digitalisiert | 5. Aug. 2010 |
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