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... difficult not to wish that all performances of Shake- speare could resemble that of the Marlowe Society . Is it im- possible that they should ? Clearly , one great difficulty stands in the way . The actors at Cambridge were obviously ...
... difficult not to wish that all performances of Shake- speare could resemble that of the Marlowe Society . Is it im- possible that they should ? Clearly , one great difficulty stands in the way . The actors at Cambridge were obviously ...
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... difficulty ; for , of course , the Academy would tell us . He had a profound reverence for the French Academy - a ... difficult to rate too highly . For what could be more beneficent , more salutary ? The world is forwarded by having ...
... difficulty ; for , of course , the Academy would tell us . He had a profound reverence for the French Academy - a ... difficult to rate too highly . For what could be more beneficent , more salutary ? The world is forwarded by having ...
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... difficult to believe that Gray could have lived among more appropriate surroundings than those which were actually his . His spirit seems still to hover about Cambridge . Those retired gardens , those cloistered courts , are as fitted ...
... difficult to believe that Gray could have lived among more appropriate surroundings than those which were actually his . His spirit seems still to hover about Cambridge . Those retired gardens , those cloistered courts , are as fitted ...
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SHAKESPEARES FINAL PERIOD The Independent | 1 |
WORDS AND POETRY The Hogarth Press 1928 | 16 |
RABELAIS The New Statesman Feb 16 1918 CHARAC | 31 |
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