William Shakspere: A BiographyKnight, 1843 - 542 Seiten |
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... ENGLISH LIFE in Shakspere's time ; wherein has ours grown to differ therefrom ? In other words : What things have we to forget , what to fancy and remember , before we , from such distance , can put ourselves in Shakspere's place ; and ...
... ENGLISH LIFE in Shakspere's time ; wherein has ours grown to differ therefrom ? In other words : What things have we to forget , what to fancy and remember , before we , from such distance , can put ourselves in Shakspere's place ; and ...
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... English . . . . The truth is , that the word is derived from the Saxon term zeoman , or geoman , which signifieth ( as I have read ) a settled or staid man . . . . This sort of people have a certain pre- eminence and more estimation ...
... English . . . . The truth is , that the word is derived from the Saxon term zeoman , or geoman , which signifieth ( as I have read ) a settled or staid man . . . . This sort of people have a certain pre- eminence and more estimation ...
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... English have their houses made of sticks and dirt , but they fare commonly as well as the king . " It was some twenty years after the death of Robert Arden that Harrison described the growth of domestic luxury in England , saying ...
... English have their houses made of sticks and dirt , but they fare commonly as well as the king . " It was some twenty years after the death of Robert Arden that Harrison described the growth of domestic luxury in England , saying ...
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... English farmer's life , a provident , sagacious , pious farmer , and withal intelligent and well - educated , is the picture we would draw for John Shakspere , and we shall hereafter give a sketch of it . But there is one word to be ...
... English farmer's life , a provident , sagacious , pious farmer , and withal intelligent and well - educated , is the picture we would draw for John Shakspere , and we shall hereafter give a sketch of it . But there is one word to be ...
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... English a meadow or low ground , the name well agreeing with its situation . " It is about a mile and a quarter from the town of Stratford , on the road to War- wick . William Shakspere , then , might have been born at either of his ...
... English a meadow or low ground , the name well agreeing with its situation . " It is about a mile and a quarter from the town of Stratford , on the road to War- wick . William Shakspere , then , might have been born at either of his ...
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