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... Dyce - who had been victimised on other occa- sions and later editors accept it as genuine . The words " When in his early age " can only mean that the poet was a boy - actor at the Curtain ; but we know that he could not possibly have ...
... Dyce - who had been victimised on other occa- sions and later editors accept it as genuine . The words " When in his early age " can only mean that the poet was a boy - actor at the Curtain ; but we know that he could not possibly have ...
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... Dyce and other editors , is a forgery . Mr. G. F. Warner , who published in 1881 his careful and elaborate catalogue of the Manuscripts and Muniments of Dulwich College , pronounces that " the whole entry is evidently a forgery ...
... Dyce and other editors , is a forgery . Mr. G. F. Warner , who published in 1881 his careful and elaborate catalogue of the Manuscripts and Muniments of Dulwich College , pronounces that " the whole entry is evidently a forgery ...
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... ( Dyce's Middleton , v . 526. ) It is difficult to see how any con- clusion about the authorship of Tamburlaine can be drawn from this passage . The writer's meaning is that the spiders walked with the pompous gait of an actor rehearsing ...
... ( Dyce's Middleton , v . 526. ) It is difficult to see how any con- clusion about the authorship of Tamburlaine can be drawn from this passage . The writer's meaning is that the spiders walked with the pompous gait of an actor rehearsing ...
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... Dyce , is equally severe : - " One higher pitch'd doth set his soaring thought On crowned kings that Fortune hath low brought , On some upreared high - aspiring swaine As it might be the Turkish Tamburlaine . Then weeneth he his base ...
... Dyce , is equally severe : - " One higher pitch'd doth set his soaring thought On crowned kings that Fortune hath low brought , On some upreared high - aspiring swaine As it might be the Turkish Tamburlaine . Then weeneth he his base ...
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... Dyce ) of Cowley's Guardian it appears that the old play was revived at the Bull about 1650. In 1681 it had become almost wholly forgotten ; for in the preface to his play , Tamerlane , published in that year , Charles Saunders writes ...
... Dyce ) of Cowley's Guardian it appears that the old play was revived at the Bull about 1650. In 1681 it had become almost wholly forgotten ; for in the preface to his play , Tamerlane , published in that year , Charles Saunders writes ...
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