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... play in which the wicked prosper , and the virtuous mis- carry , may doubtless be good , because it is a just repre- sentation of the common events of human life ; but since all reasonable beings naturally love justice , I cannot easi ...
... play in which the wicked prosper , and the virtuous mis- carry , may doubtless be good , because it is a just repre- sentation of the common events of human life ; but since all reasonable beings naturally love justice , I cannot easi ...
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... play , friar John is em- ployed in this business . 4. The circumstance of Capulet's writing down the names of the guests whom he invites to supper , is found in the poem and in the play , but is not mentioned by Painter , nor is it ...
... play , friar John is em- ployed in this business . 4. The circumstance of Capulet's writing down the names of the guests whom he invites to supper , is found in the poem and in the play , but is not mentioned by Painter , nor is it ...
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... play is built , may be found in Saxo Grammati- cus the Danish historian . From thence Belleforest adopt- ed it in his collection of novels , in seven volumes , which he began in 1564 , and continued to publish through succeed- ing years ...
... play is built , may be found in Saxo Grammati- cus the Danish historian . From thence Belleforest adopt- ed it in his collection of novels , in seven volumes , which he began in 1564 , and continued to publish through succeed- ing years ...
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