The Plays of William Shakespeare: In Twenty-one Volumes, with the Corrections and Illustrations of Various Commentators, to which are Added Notes, Volumen20J. Nichols and Son, 1813 |
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... Italian novelist in 1549 at Venice ; and again in 1553 , at the same place . The first edition of Bandello's work appeared a year later than the last of these already mentioned . Pierre Boisteau copied it with alterations and additions ...
... Italian novelist in 1549 at Venice ; and again in 1553 , at the same place . The first edition of Bandello's work appeared a year later than the last of these already mentioned . Pierre Boisteau copied it with alterations and additions ...
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... Italian narratives , but varying from them in many particulars . From Boisteau's novel the same story was , in 1562 , formed into an English poem , with considerable alterations and large additions , by Mr. Arthur Brooke . This piece ...
... Italian narratives , but varying from them in many particulars . From Boisteau's novel the same story was , in 1562 , formed into an English poem , with considerable alterations and large additions , by Mr. Arthur Brooke . This piece ...
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... Italians , which I suspect was a prose narrative of the story on which our author's play is constructed . Breval says in his travels , that on a strict inquiry into the his tories of Verona , he found that Shakspeare had varied very ...
... Italians , which I suspect was a prose narrative of the story on which our author's play is constructed . Breval says in his travels , that on a strict inquiry into the his tories of Verona , he found that Shakspeare had varied very ...
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... Italian narratives , but varying from them in many particulars . From Boisteau's novel the same story was , in 1562 , formed into an English poem , with considerable alterations and large additions , by Mr. Arthur Brooke . This piece ...
... Italian narratives , but varying from them in many particulars . From Boisteau's novel the same story was , in 1562 , formed into an English poem , with considerable alterations and large additions , by Mr. Arthur Brooke . This piece ...
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... Italians , which I suspect was a prose narrative of the story on which our author's play is constructed . Breval says in his travels , that on a strict inquiry into the his- tories of Verona , he found that Shakspeare had varied very ...
... Italians , which I suspect was a prose narrative of the story on which our author's play is constructed . Breval says in his travels , that on a strict inquiry into the his- tories of Verona , he found that Shakspeare had varied very ...
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