William Shakspere: A BiographyKnight, 1843 - 542 Seiten |
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... withal irreverend , " mery geste of the frere and the boy , ” — what genial mirth was there in seeing the child , ill - used by his step - mother , making a < whole village dance to his magic pipe , even 40 WILLIAM SHAKSPERE :
... withal irreverend , " mery geste of the frere and the boy , ” — what genial mirth was there in seeing the child , ill - used by his step - mother , making a < whole village dance to his magic pipe , even 40 WILLIAM SHAKSPERE :
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A Biography Charles Knight. < whole village dance to his magic pipe , even to the reverendicity of the frere leaping in profane guise as the little boy commanded , so that when he ceased piping he could make the frere and the hard step ...
A Biography Charles Knight. < whole village dance to his magic pipe , even to the reverendicity of the frere leaping in profane guise as the little boy commanded , so that when he ceased piping he could make the frere and the hard step ...
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... dancers , the juggler with his ape , and the minstrel with his ballads . We can imagine the foremost in a group of boys ... dance their " * See the Northumberland Household Book . + Puttenham's ' Art of Poetry , ' 1589 . country measures ...
... dancers , the juggler with his ape , and the minstrel with his ballads . We can imagine the foremost in a group of boys ... dance their " * See the Northumberland Household Book . + Puttenham's ' Art of Poetry , ' 1589 . country measures ...
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... dances Trenchmore ' and ' Heie de Gie , ' and telleth news from Terra Florida . " Upon this strange sort of indigenous troubadour did the schoolboy gaze , for he would seem to belong to a more knowing race than dwelt on Avon's side ...
... dances Trenchmore ' and ' Heie de Gie , ' and telleth news from Terra Florida . " Upon this strange sort of indigenous troubadour did the schoolboy gaze , for he would seem to belong to a more knowing race than dwelt on Avon's side ...
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... dance to the gittern , are preferred to his tedious legends . He may now say with that luckless minstrel Richard Sheale ( who , if his own chants are deplor- able enough , has the merit of having assisted in the preservation of Chevy ...
... dance to the gittern , are preferred to his tedious legends . He may now say with that luckless minstrel Richard Sheale ( who , if his own chants are deplor- able enough , has the merit of having assisted in the preservation of Chevy ...
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