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... Queen's English , " the word may have been varied to " king " by the later editors of the Folio text . See my note at the passage . In proverbs relating to " king " or " queen , " it is a mere accident , however , whether the word be ...
... Queen's English , " the word may have been varied to " king " by the later editors of the Folio text . See my note at the passage . In proverbs relating to " king " or " queen , " it is a mere accident , however , whether the word be ...
xxvii ÆäÀÌÁö
... Queen Elizabeth , who was so delighted with the character of Falstaff , that she wished it to be diffused through more plays ; but suspecting that it might pall by continued uniformity , directed the poet to diversify his manner by ...
... Queen Elizabeth , who was so delighted with the character of Falstaff , that she wished it to be diffused through more plays ; but suspecting that it might pall by continued uniformity , directed the poet to diversify his manner by ...
xxviii ÆäÀÌÁö
... queens that ever was in the world . . . . This comedy was written at her command , and by her direction , and ... queen , in her palace of Windsor , who had obliged him to write a play of Sir John Falstaff in love , and which I am ...
... queens that ever was in the world . . . . This comedy was written at her command , and by her direction , and ... queen , in her palace of Windsor , who had obliged him to write a play of Sir John Falstaff in love , and which I am ...
xxx ÆäÀÌÁö
... Queen Elizabeth . That part of the tradition is of the sort ( the earliest part also ) that must be true . That is a welcome and important fact . But that the Queen's eager- ness to see it was the reason that she gave exactly a fort ...
... Queen Elizabeth . That part of the tradition is of the sort ( the earliest part also ) that must be true . That is a welcome and important fact . But that the Queen's eager- ness to see it was the reason that she gave exactly a fort ...
xxxvi ÆäÀÌÁö
... Queen Elizabeth , and it ultimately came into the possession of the Lucy family in 1618. According to Mr. Henty ( quoted by Wheatley ) it appears that Lucy assumed charge or rangership over the estate , during its sequestration , which ...
... Queen Elizabeth , and it ultimately came into the possession of the Lucy family in 1618. According to Mr. Henty ( quoted by Wheatley ) it appears that Lucy assumed charge or rangership over the estate , during its sequestration , which ...
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