The History of English Dramatic Poetry to the Time of Shakespeare and Annals of the Stage to the Restoration, Volumen1Murray, 1831 - 488 páginas |
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... enter into all ' houses , and other places within the city of London , and liberties thereof , and other places within their respective jurisdictions , where stage plays , interludes , 6 or other common plays are or shall be acted or ...
... enter into all ' houses , and other places within the city of London , and liberties thereof , and other places within their respective jurisdictions , where stage plays , interludes , 6 or other common plays are or shall be acted or ...
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... enter into recognizance or recog- " nizances with two sufficient sureties , never to act or play any Plays or ' Interludes any more , and shall return in the said recognizance or ' recognizances into the Sizes or Sessions to be then ...
... enter into recognizance or recog- " nizances with two sufficient sureties , never to act or play any Plays or ' Interludes any more , and shall return in the said recognizance or ' recognizances into the Sizes or Sessions to be then ...
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... a childes ' brooche . And uplondish men wole likne hem self to gentil men , and ' fondeth with grete bisynesse for to speke Frensche for to be the more ' ytold of , ' point * , it is not necessary to enter into 130 THE HISTORY OF.
... a childes ' brooche . And uplondish men wole likne hem self to gentil men , and ' fondeth with grete bisynesse for to speke Frensche for to be the more ' ytold of , ' point * , it is not necessary to enter into 130 THE HISTORY OF.
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John Payne Collier. point * , it is not necessary to enter into a discussion of the manner in which , subsequent to the Conquest , the Norman kings and nobility endeavoured to bring the French language into common use among all classes ...
John Payne Collier. point * , it is not necessary to enter into a discussion of the manner in which , subsequent to the Conquest , the Norman kings and nobility endeavoured to bring the French language into common use among all classes ...
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... enter the Ark : - ' Hast thou not herde ( qd Nicholas ) also The sorow of Noe with his feleshippe , Or that he might gete his wife to shippe ? ' In the same tale , when the carpenter speaks of Christ's Passion , ' and swears by him that ...
... enter the Ark : - ' Hast thou not herde ( qd Nicholas ) also The sorow of Noe with his feleshippe , Or that he might gete his wife to shippe ? ' In the same tale , when the carpenter speaks of Christ's Passion , ' and swears by him that ...
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