The Works of Shakespeare, 1권Methuen, 1904 |
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... Garter I believe to be significant , as though the complete play was adapted expressly for Windsor , and the shortened one for representation else- where . It is hard to avoid the feeling , though it is perhaps not capable of proof ...
... Garter I believe to be significant , as though the complete play was adapted expressly for Windsor , and the shortened one for representation else- where . It is hard to avoid the feeling , though it is perhaps not capable of proof ...
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... Garter , the Duke " de jaminie , " the horse- stealing , and the " cosen - garmombles " of the Quarto . How far the explanation to be offered is sufficient must be considered . It certainly goes some way , and no other of any sort has ...
... Garter , the Duke " de jaminie , " the horse- stealing , and the " cosen - garmombles " of the Quarto . How far the explanation to be offered is sufficient must be considered . It certainly goes some way , and no other of any sort has ...
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... Garter , and he believed he had obtained from Queen Elizabeth her promise of that distinction , which , however , she subsequently denied . But from that time onward , as Duke of Wurtemberg , he never ceased to solicit her Majesty ...
... Garter , and he believed he had obtained from Queen Elizabeth her promise of that distinction , which , however , she subsequently denied . But from that time onward , as Duke of Wurtemberg , he never ceased to solicit her Majesty ...
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... Garter Inn . At Reading he was the guest of the Mayor of that place . · · • Here I may mention a parallel reference to horse- stealing , some public case that created a sensation in the Duke's year ( 1592-93 ) . In Nashe's Summer's Last ...
... Garter Inn . At Reading he was the guest of the Mayor of that place . · · • Here I may mention a parallel reference to horse- stealing , some public case that created a sensation in the Duke's year ( 1592-93 ) . In Nashe's Summer's Last ...
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... Garter we know , because he attends to Falstaff , with sack , immediately after his sousing in the Thames . So that the plot was certainly laid with Pistol and Nym . Those two had their reason . " A At the beginning of I. iii . it is ...
... Garter we know , because he attends to Falstaff , with sack , immediately after his sousing in the Thames . So that the plot was certainly laid with Pistol and Nym . Those two had their reason . " A At the beginning of I. iii . it is ...
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