Littell's Living Age, 292. kötetLiving Age Company, 1917 |
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14. oldal
... play it better . The Chorus in " Henry V " apologizes for the " four or five most vile and ragged " -i.e . battered- " foils " which were the best the Globe Theatre's armory could produce for the campaign of Agincourt . Of that play ...
... play it better . The Chorus in " Henry V " apologizes for the " four or five most vile and ragged " -i.e . battered- " foils " which were the best the Globe Theatre's armory could produce for the campaign of Agincourt . Of that play ...
309. oldal
... played it : as they learn to play it at the Oxford and Cambridge Unions as well as at the Oxford and Cambridge football and cricket matches ; to play for your side , and care the less whether it is the right side ; to keep the rules ...
... played it : as they learn to play it at the Oxford and Cambridge Unions as well as at the Oxford and Cambridge football and cricket matches ; to play for your side , and care the less whether it is the right side ; to keep the rules ...
562. oldal
... plays for years . Nothing of any value has come to light so far this season , which , as usual , began early in August in order to catch the buyers in town . A play clumsily called Cheating Cheaters - a double crook play - is ingenious ...
... plays for years . Nothing of any value has come to light so far this season , which , as usual , began early in August in order to catch the buyers in town . A play clumsily called Cheating Cheaters - a double crook play - is ingenious ...
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War and Diplomacy in Shakespeare | 10 |
Sir Frederick Pollock Bart | 19 |
Prospects of Indias Place in the British | 27 |
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