William Shakspere: A BiographyG. Routledge and Sons, 1867 - 553 Seiten |
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... lived and died , we may assume , the faithful and approved servant of the " unknown Welshman , " as Richard called him , who won for himself the more equivocal name of " the most prudent prince . " He was probably advanced in years when ...
... lived and died , we may assume , the faithful and approved servant of the " unknown Welshman , " as Richard called him , who won for himself the more equivocal name of " the most prudent prince . " He was probably advanced in years when ...
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... lived through unquiet times , when there was little accumulation , and men thought rather of safety than of indulgence : the days of security were at hand . Then came the luxuries that Harrison looked upon with much astonish- ment and ...
... lived through unquiet times , when there was little accumulation , and men thought rather of safety than of indulgence : the days of security were at hand . Then came the luxuries that Harrison looked upon with much astonish- ment and ...
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... lived so long became divided . into two tenements ; and at the end of the last century the lower part of one was a butcher's shop . According to the Aubrey tradition , some persons believed this to have been the original shop where John ...
... lived so long became divided . into two tenements ; and at the end of the last century the lower part of one was a butcher's shop . According to the Aubrey tradition , some persons believed this to have been the original shop where John ...
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... lived amidst old cere- monials derived from a long antiquity ; it waited upon the seasons ; it hal- lowed the seed - time and the harvest , and made the frosts cheerful . And thus it grew into Religion . The feeling became a principle ...
... lived amidst old cere- monials derived from a long antiquity ; it waited upon the seasons ; it hal- lowed the seed - time and the harvest , and made the frosts cheerful . And thus it grew into Religion . The feeling became a principle ...
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... lived in great honour and felicity . There was another collection , too , which that youth had diligently read , -- the ' Gesta Romanorum , ' translated by R. Robinson in 1577 , -old legends , come down to those latter days from monkish ...
... lived in great honour and felicity . There was another collection , too , which that youth had diligently read , -- the ' Gesta Romanorum , ' translated by R. Robinson in 1577 , -old legends , come down to those latter days from monkish ...
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