The Mystery of William Shakespeare: A Summary of EvidenceLongmans, Green, 1902 - 302 oldal |
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... records , the name was spelt in some twenty or thirty different ways , all of them , however , pronounced as Shaxpere -a form which it frequently assumed . In the case of the Stratford family the name ultimately crystallised into ...
... records , the name was spelt in some twenty or thirty different ways , all of them , however , pronounced as Shaxpere -a form which it frequently assumed . In the case of the Stratford family the name ultimately crystallised into ...
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... in 1582 we have no record of his existence . From his marriage in 1582 till his arrival in London in 1587 , we know nothing of his circumstances but the birth and baptism of his children . From 1587 Of the Two Shakespearian Problems 7.
... in 1582 we have no record of his existence . From his marriage in 1582 till his arrival in London in 1587 , we know nothing of his circumstances but the birth and baptism of his children . From 1587 Of the Two Shakespearian Problems 7.
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... Records , that his father was failing in his circumstances , and Mr. Phillipps tells us that he was prematurely removed from school ( i . 55 ) . On his leaving school , all the evidence we possess would lead us to believe that he was ...
... Records , that his father was failing in his circumstances , and Mr. Phillipps tells us that he was prematurely removed from school ( i . 55 ) . On his leaving school , all the evidence we possess would lead us to believe that he was ...
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... records of the Consistory Court at Worcester that he was married , under the name of Shagspere , to a woman of twenty - six , who , as Mr. Wyndham shows , was in a hurry to present him with his first - born . In 1585 she presented him ...
... records of the Consistory Court at Worcester that he was married , under the name of Shagspere , to a woman of twenty - six , who , as Mr. Wyndham shows , was in a hurry to present him with his first - born . In 1585 she presented him ...
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... records that country gentlemen spoke the dialect of clowns , and that even the country clergy experienced the utmost difficulty in procuring books . The litter of a farm- yard , he says , gathered under the windows of the bed - chamber ...
... records that country gentlemen spoke the dialect of clowns , and that even the country clergy experienced the utmost difficulty in procuring books . The litter of a farm- yard , he says , gathered under the windows of the bed - chamber ...
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62. oldal - I am as sorry as if the original fault had been my fault, because myself have seen his demeanour no less civil than he excellent in the quality he professes: besides, divers of worship have reported his uprightness of dealing which argues his honesty, and his facetious grace in writing, that approves his art.