Shakespeare and His Fellow Dramatists: A Selection of Plays Illustrating the Glories of the Golden Age of English Drama, Volume 1Ernest Henry Clark Oliphant Prentice-Hall, Incorporated, 1929 - English drama |
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... FRANK . I do not like that match . NICH . < You have no reason , marry , knowing all . > [ 229 FRANK . ' Tis no great matter , neither . -Come , Master Cranwell , shall you and I take them up ? CRAN . At your pleasure , sir . FRANK . I ...
... FRANK . I do not like that match . NICH . < You have no reason , marry , knowing all . > [ 229 FRANK . ' Tis no great matter , neither . -Come , Master Cranwell , shall you and I take them up ? CRAN . At your pleasure , sir . FRANK . I ...
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... FRANK . Thou hast dealt falsely , then . Pr'ythee , begone , sweet ; I'll make haste Until you come . [ 319 FRANK . Breathe in this hellish dungeon thy That ever organ played. I know I have dealt better with your wife . FRANK . No ...
... FRANK . Thou hast dealt falsely , then . Pr'ythee , begone , sweet ; I'll make haste Until you come . [ 319 FRANK . Breathe in this hellish dungeon thy That ever organ played. I know I have dealt better with your wife . FRANK . No ...
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... FRANK . Was it , then , disability in me ? Or in thine eye seemed he a properer man ? MRS . F. Oh , no ! FRANK . bosom ? 15 Did not I lodge thee in my Wear thee here in my heart ? MRS . F. You did . FRANK . I did , indeed ; witness my ...
... FRANK . Was it , then , disability in me ? Or in thine eye seemed he a properer man ? MRS . F. Oh , no ! FRANK . bosom ? 15 Did not I lodge thee in my Wear thee here in my heart ? MRS . F. You did . FRANK . I did , indeed ; witness my ...
Contents
The Problem of Selection | 10 |
The Reading of Elizabethan Verse | 17 |
NOTES ON THE DRAMATISTS | 23 |
Copyright | |
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