The Plays of William Shakspeare, Volumen3Printed and fold by J.J. Tourneisen, 1799 |
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... Sir Henry Herbert's Manufcript . The king's company ufually began to play at the Globe in the month of May . The ... faid to have been performed by his majefties fer- vants , playing ufually at the Globe on the Bankfide . See alfo the ...
... Sir Henry Herbert's Manufcript . The king's company ufually began to play at the Globe in the month of May . The ... faid to have been performed by his majefties fer- vants , playing ufually at the Globe on the Bankfide . See alfo the ...
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... faid that I could produce the teflimony of Sir William D'Avenant himfelf on this fubject . His prologue to The Wils , which was exhibited in the fpring of the year 1662. foon after the opening of his theatre in Lincoln's - Inn - Fields ...
... faid that I could produce the teflimony of Sir William D'Avenant himfelf on this fubject . His prologue to The Wils , which was exhibited in the fpring of the year 1662. foon after the opening of his theatre in Lincoln's - Inn - Fields ...
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... faid Sir William D'Avenant , his heirs , and affigns , to take and receive of fuch of our fubjects as fhall refort to fee or hear any fuch plays , fcenes and entertainments whatsoever , fuch fum or fums of money , as either have ...
... faid Sir William D'Avenant , his heirs , and affigns , to take and receive of fuch of our fubjects as fhall refort to fee or hear any fuch plays , fcenes and entertainments whatsoever , fuch fum or fums of money , as either have ...
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... faid bishop at Huntingdon for fuffering the faid comedy to be acted in his houfe on a Sunday , though it was nine o'clock at night ; alfo Sir Sydney Mouta cute and his lady , Sir Thomas Hadley and his lady , Mafter Wilfon , and others ...
... faid bishop at Huntingdon for fuffering the faid comedy to be acted in his houfe on a Sunday , though it was nine o'clock at night ; alfo Sir Sydney Mouta cute and his lady , Sir Thomas Hadley and his lady , Mafter Wilfon , and others ...
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... faid , that our fuit was unreafonable , and that we might as juftly remove ... Sir William D'Avenant ; Works , p . 245 . For your own fakes , poor fouls ... lord . ” So , in The Guls Hornebook , 1609. " If you can either for love or money ...
... faid , that our fuit was unreafonable , and that we might as juftly remove ... Sir William D'Avenant ; Works , p . 245 . For your own fakes , poor fouls ... lord . ” So , in The Guls Hornebook , 1609. " If you can either for love or money ...
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