Life in Shakespeare's England: A Book of Elizabethan ProseJohn Dover Wilson University Press, 1915 - 291 Seiten |
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... women Part I. Shakespeare's Youth , Stratford 1564—1586 Born 1564 : son of a farmer and shopkeeper of Stratford- on - Avon : probably attends the free grammar school of the town CHAPTER II . THE COUNTRYSIDE · ( Midsummer Night's Dream ...
... women Part I. Shakespeare's Youth , Stratford 1564—1586 Born 1564 : son of a farmer and shopkeeper of Stratford- on - Avon : probably attends the free grammar school of the town CHAPTER II . THE COUNTRYSIDE · ( Midsummer Night's Dream ...
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... woman , the Queen absolute , as I have heretofore said : in whose name and by whose authority all things are administered . The gentlemen , which be divided into two parts , the barony or estate of lords containing barons and all that ...
... woman , the Queen absolute , as I have heretofore said : in whose name and by whose authority all things are administered . The gentlemen , which be divided into two parts , the barony or estate of lords containing barons and all that ...
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... women ( a foreign view ) Wives in England are entirely in the power of their husbands , their lives only excepted . Therefore , when they marry , they give up the surname of their father and of the family from which they are descended ...
... women ( a foreign view ) Wives in England are entirely in the power of their husbands , their lives only excepted . Therefore , when they marry , they give up the surname of their father and of the family from which they are descended ...
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... women , who do what the men ought to do both in the house and in the shops , for which services in England men are employed , nevertheless the women usually persist in retaining their customs . This is why England is called the Paradise ...
... women , who do what the men ought to do both in the house and in the shops , for which services in England men are employed , nevertheless the women usually persist in retaining their customs . This is why England is called the Paradise ...
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... women and children , old and young , even all in- differently ; and either going all together or dividing themselves into companies , they go some to the woods and groves , some to the hills and mountains , some to one place and some to ...
... women and children , old and young , even all in- differently ; and either going all together or dividing themselves into companies , they go some to the woods and groves , some to the hills and mountains , some to one place and some to ...
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